Planet Scale 2021
what where when why
The relative size of celestial objects can be hard to imagine. This photograph that I composed from different public domain sources, including NASA and the European Space Agency, demonstrates a curious scale: Jupiter is about 10 times the diameter of Earth, while the Sun is about 10 times the diameter of Jupiter.
how
After obtaining the three images in a resolution as high as possible, I colour-corrrected and upsized them (using machine learning, naturally) to nearly a billion pixels, then composed them according to their relative scale. Printed at 20" × 16", this photo is 1,228 dots-per-inch. Notice the visible solar flares and dark spots on the sun, not to mention Jupiter’s Great Red Spot.
| Format | Medium |
| Medium | photographic paper |
| Size | 20" width 16" height |
| Resolution | 1,228 dpi 483 megapixels |
| Limited-edition prints remaining | 17 of 25 total |
| Shipping | Ships anywhere in the world |
| Price | CAD $44 each |
| Format | Large |
| Medium | white aluminum |
| Size | 56" width 44" height |
| Resolution | 439 dpi 483 megapixels |
| Limited-edition prints remaining | 13 of 25 total |
| Shipping | Delivery anywhere in greater Calgary area |
| Price | CAD $2,222 each |
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