Solar System Planets to Scale various infographics
6 elegant design compositions for visualizing Solar System's celestial bodies size comparison.
Graphic 1: Solar system planets, dwarf planets, and major moons to scale. Extreme high-quality PNG download: 7000 px × 9600px. Alternative only graphic no text version PNG included. Alternative version with spiral layout and normalized scale included. (8000x8000px) Also includes a Photoshop .PSD editable file with all text in separate layers for translations and style adaptations.
Graphic 2: Solar System planets, major moons, and representative stars to scale with 3 zoom levels. Extreme high-quality PNG download: 7000 px × 21000px. Alternative no labels and vertical/horizontal versions PNG included. Also includes a Photoshop .PSD editable file with all text in separate layers for translations and style adaptations.
Graphic 3: All the Solar System planets plus dwarf planet Pluto fit almost perfectly between Earth and its Moon. Here is an infographic putting that into a visual perspective. Extreme high-quality PNG and JPG download: 11850px × 7100px (for a maximum 10 x 6 feet printing size!) Includes a Photoshop .PSD editable file with all text in separate layers for translations and style adaptations.
Graphic 4:
Detailed diagram showing all objects between Earth and Moon including spaceships, big near-Earth asteroids (past and future), and the Moon at its different distances from Earth. A variant detailed scale diagram of a Moon-Earth solar eclipse seen from the side is included.
Graphic 5:
Schematic view to scale of known objects between the Sun and our nearest star system: Alpha Centauri. The objects depicted include the Kuiper belt, notable comets and asteroids, inner torus-shaped Hills/Oort Cloud, outer spherical Oort cloud, and known past and future near passing stars.
Graphic 6:
How would you explain the Earth's address to intelligent beings from another star system? Currently, astronomers no longer think that a pulsars map would be useful (there are too many pulsars in the galaxy to be able to make a map with discernible references). Now it is thought that the best way to indicate where we are from is a diagram with the properties of the celestial bodies of reference). Here is an example of a pictorial message towards a potential ETI in Proxima Centauri.
All original artworks, developed in November 2021 by Pablo Carlos Budassi.
This Payhip account is managed by Pablo and his design team. Getting the image from this page is supporting the authors and getting the highest resolution version of the image available. Please use this file to print your personal prints or for educational non-commercial purposes. Please do not upload this version of the image to the internet. You are free to remix or use it for videos as long as you credit the author. If you want to make a non-free-culture publication or manufacture a product that includes this work please contact me and I will be happy to arrange a low-cost license for your need: pablocarlosbudassi@gmail.com
Thank you for purchasing your copies of this image here and supporting us for future infographic projects!
If you want a poster rather than a digital file go here
Graphic 1: Solar system planets, dwarf planets, and major moons to scale. Extreme high-quality PNG download: 7000 px × 9600px. Alternative only graphic no text version PNG included. Alternative version with spiral layout and normalized scale included. (8000x8000px) Also includes a Photoshop .PSD editable file with all text in separate layers for translations and style adaptations.
Graphic 2: Solar System planets, major moons, and representative stars to scale with 3 zoom levels. Extreme high-quality PNG download: 7000 px × 21000px. Alternative no labels and vertical/horizontal versions PNG included. Also includes a Photoshop .PSD editable file with all text in separate layers for translations and style adaptations.
Graphic 3: All the Solar System planets plus dwarf planet Pluto fit almost perfectly between Earth and its Moon. Here is an infographic putting that into a visual perspective. Extreme high-quality PNG and JPG download: 11850px × 7100px (for a maximum 10 x 6 feet printing size!) Includes a Photoshop .PSD editable file with all text in separate layers for translations and style adaptations.
Graphic 4:
Detailed diagram showing all objects between Earth and Moon including spaceships, big near-Earth asteroids (past and future), and the Moon at its different distances from Earth. A variant detailed scale diagram of a Moon-Earth solar eclipse seen from the side is included.
Graphic 5:
Schematic view to scale of known objects between the Sun and our nearest star system: Alpha Centauri. The objects depicted include the Kuiper belt, notable comets and asteroids, inner torus-shaped Hills/Oort Cloud, outer spherical Oort cloud, and known past and future near passing stars.
Graphic 6:
How would you explain the Earth's address to intelligent beings from another star system? Currently, astronomers no longer think that a pulsars map would be useful (there are too many pulsars in the galaxy to be able to make a map with discernible references). Now it is thought that the best way to indicate where we are from is a diagram with the properties of the celestial bodies of reference). Here is an example of a pictorial message towards a potential ETI in Proxima Centauri.
All original artworks, developed in November 2021 by Pablo Carlos Budassi.
This Payhip account is managed by Pablo and his design team. Getting the image from this page is supporting the authors and getting the highest resolution version of the image available. Please use this file to print your personal prints or for educational non-commercial purposes. Please do not upload this version of the image to the internet. You are free to remix or use it for videos as long as you credit the author. If you want to make a non-free-culture publication or manufacture a product that includes this work please contact me and I will be happy to arrange a low-cost license for your need: pablocarlosbudassi@gmail.com
Thank you for purchasing your copies of this image here and supporting us for future infographic projects!
If you want a poster rather than a digital file go here
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