Woozle Hypertwin on Nostr: npub1r4har…nu0jf I've boosted in the hope of actual expertise coming your way, but ...

npub1r4haruqqc6yq9zxz88chd55mpg7pgv3sl72x50fejklpgwv2ngnqhnu0jf (npub1r4h…u0jf) I've boosted in the hope of actual expertise coming your way, but I think it's safe to say that once you go too far around the hub, we don't have a good enough view of what's there to be able to make maps. You'd have to at least be able to see as far as a collection stars that we can also see from Earth, and possibly do some pretty precise distance estimations in order to convert what you see into a 3d map which could be matched up with what we do know.

One more thought as I was typing that: all the same extragalactic objects should still be more or less visible -- so you could at least figure out your orientation. (I mean, yes, the plane of the Milky Way itself would be a pretty good clue, but which side is which?)