The largest 3D map of the universe has been made at Kitt Peak Observatory, and it's getting bigger

Everything that has ever been observed, with all of humans’ senses and tools on Earth and beyond, only accounts for 5% of the universe. The rest is energy and matter that has eluded scientists.Dark Matter and Dark Energy compose 95% of the universe. That means everything humans have ever sensed or measured, composes just a small fraction of what makes up the cosmos. 

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