and shows a galaxy about 420 million light-years from Earth. The total area of the above image is just 0.0003% of the 208-gigapixel image—which itself only accounts for 1% of the total Euclid ...

ESA's Euclid mission has unveiled a 208-gigapixel mosaic showing a vast area of the southern sky. This preliminary data, covering more than 500 times the area of a full Moon, aims to shed light on ...

On the right of the image, galaxy cluster Abell 3381 is visible ... the first chunk of the map is an enormous mosaic of 208 gigapixels. A video zooming in to areas of the mosaic shows just ...

The extremely large mosaic, composed of 208 gigapixels, contains 260 observations ... to make out the intricate structure of a spiral galaxy. In the image below, the area shown is zoomed in ...

Astrophysical explosions are, to give a few examples, driven by the collapse of the iron core of a massive star (known as a ...

It weighs in at a whopping 208 gigapixels. At 36 times zoom, we can see the core of a galaxy cluster known as Abell 3381, which is located 470 million light-years from Earth. Zooming to 150x ...

The European Space Agency’s Euclid telescope aims to create the largest 3D map of the universe in the next six years. The ...

Astrophysical explosions, encompassing events like supernovae and black hole consumptions, are becoming increasingly ...

Built from 260 observations taken over just two weeks in March and April this year, the first chunk of the map is an enormous ...

The final product is a 208-gigapixel image revealing tens of millions ... on the nature of the dark side of the cosmos.” Spiral galaxy ESO 364-G036 appears in detail, even though this view ...

Scientists assembled the first piece of the map, which includes 208 gigapixels, from 260 observations ... For example, the delicate structure of a spiral galaxy in the cluster Abell 3381, located ...

The 'huge mosaic' is made up of 208 gigapixels of image data ... Dark matter makes up most of the mass of galaxies and galaxy clusters, and is responsible for the way galaxies are organized ...