The Euclid Telescope's First Images Have Arrived and They're Stunning
When the instrument was first turned on, the Euclid team found an alarming light pattern contaminating thesunlight was sneaking into the spacecraft.the problem can be mitigated. The VIS images also include cosmic rays, seen as lines across the images. Science images from the telescopes will be artifact-free.The NISP test images showcase how Euclid will determine the distance of galaxies and their distribution through the universe over time.
from a 100-second exposure by the telescope. During regular operations, Euclid will collect light for about five times longer, indicating that the recent test image is just a small taste of the observatory’s capabilities.In the same fashion as Webb’s timeline, Euclid’s first scientific images won’t come along for at least a few months, as the ESA team works to ensure that the telescope is performing optimally.
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