It’s even harder to imagine how little we know of the Universe, and how much still remains a cosmic mystery for ESA’s Euclid mission to try and untangle.

Over 90 participants used their ingenuity to convey the mind-bending 5-25-70 ratio of the components of the Universe, the limits of what we currently know and the intricate case that stands before Euclid, the Dark Universe detective.

“We were completely taken aback by the creativity of the entries and their diversity,” said Giuseppe Racca, ESA Euclid project manager.

“As scientists, we work with these numbers on a very factual level, so it was fascinating for us to see so many people engaged in finding accessible and fun ways to represent and explain these cosmic proportions,” added Rene Johannes Laureijs, ESA Euclid Project Scientist.