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I don't personally know enough about CD / DVD / Blueray writers to know how this might be accomplished. However, I was looking at Wikipedia's article on the Observable Universe and found this image:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e7/Observable_universe_logarithmic_illustration.png

Personally, it looks at lot like a CD or DVD. Does anybody know how that might be scribed onto such media while guaranteeing it could at least be Read available (music, video, or data, whatever might work), just to see if there was anything interesting? Listen to the Observable Universe spinning on a CD player (or at least an artists high-quality rendering concept).

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  • Sorry but I don't see where the relation between your post and Reverse Engineering ist. The posted PNG link is also normal, so so unknown data format is present here.
    – Robert
    Commented Oct 22 at 21:01
  • Ok. Maybe it's not the correct part of StackExchange. Was not sure where to post, and trying turn a PNG into a data file on a CD seemed like a Reverse Engineering question at the time. Maybe try a different forum.
    – G. Putnam
    Commented Oct 23 at 22:07
  • I still don't understand what you want to do. If you want to save an image make an ISO image that contains it and then burn it. If you want to print the image onto the CD use a CD label and print the image on it.
    – Robert
    Commented Oct 24 at 6:43
  • Nvm. I found an Instructables article. This is what I was trying to do, just with the image above. instructables.com/Burning-Pictures-on-a-Compact-Disc-Surface
    – G. Putnam
    Commented Oct 25 at 17:52

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I discovered the answer in an Autodesk Instructable's article on CD burning images.

Burning Pictures on a Compact Disc Surface

https://www.instructables.com/Burning-Pictures-on-a-Compact-Disc-Surface/

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