<blockquote>What is the largest map that we've of the Universe?</blockquote>
<p>One of the most representative constants of humankind is <b>that we crave to feel small</b>. We are beginning to become godlike, different from other animals, plants and any other living organism that we know of; created in the image and likeness of whatever we may believe in... That is made in the image and likeness of us.<br />
But, <b>being the center of the Universe was just not enough for us, we wanted to be a part of something bigger</b>. Copernicus helped us place the Earth around a star and Darwin to place us off-center of the creation.<br />
<b>This was not enough</b>, we decided to become even smaller and look even further. We drew the Milky Way and we became a speck of dust. Again, we do not exist out of conformism.</p>
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<p>Some scientists decided to beat us up with some humility, the strongest blow since Copernicus and redefined the <b>group of galaxies</b> that contains the speck of dust... our galaxy is.<br />
Millions of years after being born in existence, we gave a name to the immeasurable sky that surrounds us:</p>
<center><h1>Laniakea</h1></center>

<p>In <b>the largest map of human history</strong>, we have one with 100000 galaxies bound by invisible strings of gravity, with an extension of over 520 million light years wide and a mass of 10<sup>17</sup> Suns.<br />
<b>You are HERE:</b></p>
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