Euclid Telescope Unveils Stunning New Images and Insights into Dark Universe

The European Space Agency's mission reveals over 300,000 new celestial objects and provides unprecedented detail on dark matter and dark energy.

Euclid's first scientific images include galaxy clusters, nebulae, and spiral galaxies.
The telescope's wide field of view allows it to capture large-scale cosmic structures quickly.
Scientists detected 'orphan stars' and gravitational lensing, hinting at dark matter's presence.
The mission aims to map a third of the sky and chart two billion galaxies over six years.
Data will complement future studies by NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope.