A beautiful map of our galaxy

As I understand, the naked eye limit is the limit in which we can see distinct stars and not just a bright blurr. E.g. the centre bulge is visible from the southern hemisphere is outside the naked eye radius in the map.

Is it also because the spiral is basically 2D, so from inside you can only see what's basically 1D (aka the visible band of the Milky Way)? We would literally not have the perspective to see very much the rest of the galaxy in our sky.

Amazing, too, that the Andromeda galaxy is so bright that we can see it from our galaxy.

There are some good articles explaining it but the tldr is it was named when we were unable to see through the galactic plane to what was exerting such an enormous amount of gravitational pull on everything.

(Even more tldr: It's a galaxy supercluster with another, unbelievably large galaxy supercluster behind it all lying in an area of space obscured to us by our own galaxy)

There's a yo mama joke there somewhere... I'm certain of it

He's responsible for the 1977 blackout in NY. Reference

...yet.

that's the gamma quadrant.

Area of sky obscured by the milky way.

Don’t want to assume where you live, I found several available as a poster/print by searching “Milky Way Galaxy Map Poster”

(“google it” is often a scornful response, please know that is not my intention here.)