Expanded local superclusters region size and scale context

This map shows the universe within a radius of 1 billion light-years of Earth, highlighting nearby superclusters and the broader web-like arrangement of galaxies in our surrounding cosmic volume. It represents a much larger neighborhood than the nearer local supercluster maps and includes tens of millions of galaxies. Read its scale context, comparisons, and journey links on the canonical object page.

Coma ClusterGalaxy cluster·20 million ly
Virgo SuperclusterGalaxy supercluster·147 million ly
Laniakea SuperclusterGalaxy supercluster·500 million ly
Local superclusters regionLarge-scale cosmic neighborhood·1 billion ly
Expanded local superclusters regionLarge-scale cosmic neighborhood·2 billion ly
Observable UniverseObservable universe·~93 billion ly

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