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Euclid Space Telescope Is Filling Its Treasure Chest
Sky & Telescope · By Jan Hattenbach ·
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- ESA and the Euclid Consortium released the first major data batch, DR1-Foundation, from the Euclid space telescope on 12 November 2026.
- The release covers 13 months of observations and captures light from more than a billion objects over a sky area equivalent to 9,500 full moons.
- The data lays the foundation for what is intended to be one of the largest-ever 3D maps of the universe, aimed at studying dark energy and dark matter.
Why it matters
The public data release gives astronomers a large, standardised catalogue of galaxies and lensing candidates to build cosmology analyses on, and it shows the mission is on track toward its planned 3D map.
Who’s affected
- astronomers and cosmologists
- researchers working on dark energy and dark matter
- DR1-Foundation
- #euclid
- #data release
- #cosmology
- #dark energy
- #galaxy survey
- #astronomy
With 30 times more sky surveyed and thousands of new strong-lens candidates found, the European satellite’s latest data release lays the groundwork for cosmology breakthroughs. The post Euclid Space Telescope Is Filling Its Treasure Chest appeared first on Sky & Telescope .
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