Astronomers Release Largest Sky Map Covering 75% of Space with 4 Billion Objects

Astronomers have completed the largest map of space ever created, covering approximately 75 percent of the sky. The detailed map contains around 4 billion celestial objects and is rendered in a massive 5.6 trillion pixels. The achievement represents a major milestone in observational astronomy, offering an unprecedented wide-angle view of the cosmos. The map has been made publicly accessible, allowing anyone to explore its vast celestial data interactively.
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