A new astronomical map spanning 5.6 trillion pixels and covering roughly 75 percent of the sky has been completed, cataloging approximately 4 billion celestial objects. The map is available for public exploration.
Source: Wired
Astronomers have finished creating what is now the largest map of space ever made. The map contains 5.6 trillion pixels and covers about 75 percent of the sky, capturing data on roughly 4 billion celestial objects across that vast region.
The interactive nature of the map means that engineers and astronomy enthusiasts can explore the data themselves, making this a significant resource for research and discovery in the field of astronomy.
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