Divulgação dos dados da missão Euclides abrange mais de 900 milhões de galáxias

The European Space Agency has released extensive data from the Euclid mission, mapping over 900 million galaxies across a vast area of the sky. This dataset, totaling 1.7 petabytes, aims to create a 3D atlas of the universe by 2031, focusing on dark matter and dark energy. Euclid's observations include gravitational lensing effects, providing insights into the distribution of dark matter. The mission has identified 60 million quasars, some dating back to when the universe was only 5% of its current age. This release marks a significant milestone in understanding cosmic structures and their evolution.