First Image from the “Euclid” Telescope… Scientific Evidence for the Existence of Dark Matter
The European space telescope “Euclid” has today released the first images of the universe, showing a stunning nebula resembling a horse’s head and previously unseen distant galaxies.
These images provide “indirect evidence” for the existence of dark matter.
In July, “Euclid” was launched on an international mission aimed at solving two cosmic mysteries: dark matter and dark energy.
The telescope is working to create a map of one-third of the sky, including two billion galaxies, and is considered the most accurate map of the universe.
We have received the first results from the “Euclid” space telescope after it reached its observation point, where it began sending images from the European Space Operations Centre in Germany.
A statement from the head of the European Space Agency confirmed that these images are “stunning and underline the importance of space exploration to understand more about the mysteries of the universe.”
The images include the “Horsehead Nebula” and amazing galaxies, such as the image of the Perseus Cluster, which consists of more than a thousand galaxies, some of them located ten billion light-years away and have not been observed before.
