A map of space

[Daelin]

I'm recognizing some sources (like Pluto)...

Pluto? Mars, certainly. But I don't know which one is Pluto. Qult?
And thanks!

[Kellerica]

Maybe not a map-map, but definitely mappy enough! And extremely pleasing to look at, too. Your work hardly ever dissapoints.

[Daelin]

Your work hardly ever dissapoints.

Hahaha, I like that turn of phrase, "hardly ever". Very accurate.

[Ilanthar]

BY Daelin
Pluto? Mars, certainly. But I don't know which one is Pluto. Qult?
And thanks!

Yeah, Mars is pretty obvious. I thought to recognize Pluto's "heart" on Kha Sabat.

[Daelin]

I thought to recognize Pluto's "heart" on Kha Sabat.

Ah, yes, you are indeed correct, sir. I didn't know we had such a highly detailed image of Pluto. I don't remember where I got the image from, must've slipped by me that Pluto is the source.

[DEWLine]

I wouldn't call this a map*, but I could see it as the backside of a National Astrographic map, if interstellar maps were actually printed. It is certainly map-adjacent enough to belong here. If I had to give a name to it, I think "visual gazetteer" would fit. In any case, it is quite impressive, though I haven't read through all of it yet, the bits I've checked out were interesting, and I really like the delegate portraits.

* - Although, adding actually navigational co-ordinates to the "location" entry would make it theoretically useful for navigation and therefore I would put it in the "is a map" bin.

Agreed on these points.

[mapmage]

Really, really cool. That's all I can say

[XploringMap]

Fantastic work!

Do the Greek letters stand for something?

[Shaylax]

I never would have thought of laying the planets out this way,, good job !

[Daelin]

Really, really cool. That's all I can say

Thank you very much. That's all I can say.

Do the Greek letters stand for something?

Sure. I haven't a clue what, though.

I never would have thought of laying the planets out this way...

7 x 4.