Covering the entire southern and northern celestial sphere, this gorgeous starscape serves as the ultimate high-resolution view of the cosmic landscape that surrounds our tiny blue planet.
Using data from GigaGalaxy Zoom project (ESO), and post-processing by Pablo Carlos Budassi we are presenting this new render with our particular style in terms of color and proportions.
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✳︎ ANDROMEDA PANORAMA ✳︎
Hubble’s panoramic view of the Andromeda Galaxy
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This is the largest photomosaic ever assembled from NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope observations. It presents a sweeping panoramic view of our neighboring Andromeda galaxy, located 2.5 million light-years away. Creating this vast and colorful portrait took more than a decade and required over 600 individual Hubble snapshots. On January 15, 2025, the entire data set was released.
Composite and processing by Pablo Carlos Budassi, November 2025.
Data for most of the image are from the NASA/ESA Hubble Andromeda Galaxy M31 Mosaic, 16 January 2025. Credit: NASA, ESA, Benjamin F. Williams (University of Washington), Zhuo Chen (University of Washington), L. Clifton Johnson (Northwestern University), Joseph DePasquale (STScI).
Data for the remainder of the disk are from a photograph taken on 20 December 2019 by Kees Scherer in Tomar, Portugal.
Data for the surrounding regions are from a photograph taken on 31 December 2021 by Stephen Rahn in Acworth, GA, USA.
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✳︎ 3-NEBULA PANORAMA ✳︎
Omega Nebula + Eagle Nebula + Sharpless 2-54
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The Omega Nebula, also known as Messier 17 (M17) or the Swan Nebula, spans about 15 light-years across and is situated approximately 5,000 to 6,000 light-years away from Earth in the constellation Sagittarius. This nebula is a massive star-forming region, housing young, hot stars that illuminate the surrounding gas and dust, creating a breathtaking and vibrant spectacle in the night sky.
Sharpless 2-54 is an extended bright nebula in the constellation Serpens. In its core there are many protostars and many infrared sources; some of these sources, like IRAS 18151−1208, are most probably very young high-mass stars. The older star population in this region has an average age of 4–5 million years, and its components are grouped in the open cluster NGC 6604 (blue/white stars on the center and left). Sh 2-54 belongs to an extended nebulosity that includes also the Eagle Nebula and the Omega Nebula.
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✳︎ EUCLID GALACTIC BULGE ✳︎
On March 23rd 2025 the ESA Euclid telescope was pointed towards a location close to the Galactic Centre (Figure 1), in order to obtain an unprecedented deep, wide-field, high-resolution view of the inner bulge region of our Milky Way galaxy. In July 2026, space artist and astronomy cartographer Pablo C. Budassi processed and enhanced the colors and resolution of this beautiful canvas.
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Two zooms illustrate the staggering resolution of Euclid’s image. The most zoomed-in lower right vignette corresponds to 0.003% of the galactic bulge survey area (total area 4.8 sq degrees). The Euclid galactic bulge image is at least 60 million stars in its full extent, with many thousands of stars visible in this tiny area.
Below you can inspect an annotated version of the image with prominent star systems, dust clouds, clusters and discovered exoplanets.
Annotated Euclid’s GBS
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Milky Way Panorama
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* This was a high resolution 360-degree panoramic view of our galaxy. If you want to see the galaxy from above, check our Map of the Milky Way Galaxy