Fly Through the Largest Ever Map of Our Galaxy’s Cosmic Dust

A squad of stargazer has created the largest ever three - dimensional function of our extragalactic nebula ’s cosmic junk — and you may fly right through it .

The researcher , from Harvard University , have map out the distribution of space dust across three one-fourth of the night sky . They did that using data about 800 million hotshot take with thePan - STARRStelescope in Hawaii . They calculated on the nose where rubble exist by measuring the red-faced hue that it lends to ace in the data acquire by the telescope — in much the same way that particles around Earth induce sunset to bet reddish orange tree .

The result , soon to be put out in the Astrophysical Journal , have been wrick into a series of fly - through video by the researchers . The one above , for instance , take you on a spin around our very own Sun , labelled Sol . Elsewhere , though , you may research the team’s3D Dust Mapping sitewhich contain even bigger tours of the galaxy .

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