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What does Euclid really see in the sky?
Images look differently before science processing

Jointly with ESA the Euclid Consortium has been planning, constructing and will be running the Euclid Dark Universe mission, that has been launched on 1 July 2023. Mapping the extragalactic sky over 6+ years will provide unprecedented data to give new insight on the nature of dark energy and dark matter.

For Scientists

The EC has collected fundamental mission information, documentation, as well as all info on data and data access in our dedicated section For Scientists.

The Consortium

The Euclid Consortium consists of ~2500 scientists and engineers across 15+ countries. The Consortium section contains information for current and prospective EC members.

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The Euclid Consortium Blog
Portraits of Euclideans – Valeria Pettorino
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Portraits of Euclideans – Virginia Ajani
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Portraits of Euclideans – Mischa Schirmer
The Euclid Consortium Blog
Portraits of Euclideans – Mischa Schirmer
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Portraits of Euclideans – Louis Gabarra
The Euclid Consortium Blog
Portraits of Euclideans – Louis Gabarra
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Euclid: Thermal and Structural model
Euclid VIS: focal plane array
Image gallery: instrumentation
Euclid: Thermal and Structural model
Image gallery: telescope
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