ESA’s Euclid telescope delivers new images of the cosmos using visible camera
ESA’s Euclid telescope aims to unearth the secrets of the universe by investigating dark energy and dark matter. Image: ESA
Using near-infrared spectrometry and photometry, a visible camera (VIS) aboard the European Space Agency’s (ESA) 1.2m-diameter Euclid telescope has sent five new images back to Earth, revealing new physical properties of the Universe.
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