Visual credits

Visual asset credits

Source links, attribution text, license labels, and adaptation notes for the published physical-size journey.

These credits cover the visual assets used by Scale of Space in the main journey and the public pages derived from that journey data.

Every entry keeps the original credit and license visible, with the shared adaptation note used when the same assets are referenced in social or editorial material.

Physical-size journey

103 published visual assets

Use this page as the canonical public reference for asset attribution when a Scale of Space route, embed, post, or short-form clip uses these visuals.

Electron image — scaleofspace.org

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Proton image — scaleofspace.org

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Neutron image — scaleofspace.org

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Hydrogen atom image — scaleofspace.org

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Water molecule image — scaleofspace.org

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Cesium atom image — scaleofspace.org

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Coronene image — scaleofspace.org

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Nanodiamond image — scaleofspace.org

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Nakhla meteoroid image — scaleofspace.org

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Hoba meteoroid image — scaleofspace.org

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Crab Pulsar image — scaleofspace.org

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Cygnus X-1 image — scaleofspace.org

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Haumea image — scaleofspace.org

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Eris image — scaleofspace.org

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Mercury image — NASA / Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory / Carnegie Institution of Washington

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Sirius B image — scaleofspace.org

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NGC 4395 image — scaleofspace.org

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Saturn image — NASA, ESA, A. Simon (GSFC) and the OPAL Team, and J. DePasquale (STScI)

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HLX-1 image — scaleofspace.org

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Proxima Centauri image — scaleofspace.org

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61 Cygni A image — scaleofspace.org

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Epsilon Eridani image — scaleofspace.org

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Sirius A image — scaleofspace.org

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Procyon A image — scaleofspace.org

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Spica A image — scaleofspace.org

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Pollux image — scaleofspace.org

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Sagittarius A* image — scaleofspace.org

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Arcturus image — scaleofspace.org

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Aldebaran image — scaleofspace.org

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Polaris Aa image — scaleofspace.org

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Rigel image — scaleofspace.org

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Deneb image — scaleofspace.org

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Eta Carinae A image — scaleofspace.org

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Betelgeuse image — scaleofspace.org

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VY Canis Majoris image — scaleofspace.org

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Solar System image — scaleofspace.org

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Kuiper Belt image — scaleofspace.org

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M87* image — scaleofspace.org

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TON 618 image — scaleofspace.org

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Oort Cloud image — scaleofspace.org

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Crab Nebula image — X-ray: NASA/CXC/J. Hester (ASU); Optical: NASA/ESA/J. Hester & A. Loll (ASU); Infrared: NASA/JPL-Caltech/R. Gehrz (Univ. Minn.)

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Abell 1689 image — NASA, ESA, the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA), J. Blakeslee (NRC Herzberg Astrophysics Program, Dominion Astrophysical Observatory), and H. Ford (JHU)

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