universe map

Swiss scientists use VR technology and a huge astronomical database to simulate the universe in 360 degrees in real time.

The Dark Emulator will analyze and decode a huge block of astrophysical data, using processed information to build simulations about the universe.

A 3D map is most complete about the universe due to the Two Micron All-Sky Survey program, also called 2MASS, showing that 50,000 brilliant galaxies exist between infrared light in

Scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory plan to use a 5,000-robot astronomical system to establish the most detailed 3D map of the universe. Currently the miniature