The Euclid Consortium includes more than 2,000 researchers from 300 institutions and processes data from the Euclid Wide Survey.
The Euclid Wide Survey will eventually cover more than one-third of the sky.
Euclid carries two highly sensitive instruments designed to observe faint objects in the universe.
For Euclid's VIS camera, INAF and Italian industry, with ASI coordination and funding, developed the hardware and software for the instrument's control electronics.
Italy coordinates Euclid's European scientific processing activities.
Euclid's ground segment is guided by Italy and operates nine data centers across Europe to process and distribute scientific data.
OHB Italia, SAB Aerospace, Temis, Thales Alenia Space Italia, and ALTEC contribute to Euclid's NISP instrument and satellite platform.
Andrea Zacchei is an INAF research director and the head of Euclid's ground segment.
Ludovica Valentini contributes to ESA programs including Euclid, Ariel, and Orion ESM through her work at OHB Sweden.
The Euclid mosaic covers the region that the Roman space telescope is expected to monitor for planet hunting.
The same precision propulsion system used on ESA’s Gaia and Euclid missions will be used on each LISA spacecraft to keep laser interferometer beams pointed at remote spacecraft approximately 2.5 million kilometers away.
The same precision propulsion system approach used on Gaia and Euclid will be applied on LISA to keep the interferometer beams accurately pointed at the remote spacecraft 2.5 million kilometers away.
Major data releases from the Gaia and Euclid missions are planned for 2026.
El proyecto 4MOST, impulsado por la European Southern Observatory, busca complementar las misiones espaciales como Gaia, Euclid y eROSITA.
The first stage booster previously launched Ax-2, Euclid, Ax-3, CRS-30, SES ASTRA 1P, NG-21, and 16 Starlink missions.
The B1080 booster previously launched Ax-2, Euclid, Ax-3, CRS-30, SES ASTRA 1P, NG-21, and 16 Starlink missions.
The project will rely heavily on data from NASA's upcoming Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope along with observations from the Hubble Space Telescope, Euclid Space Telescope, and Rubin Observatory.
The image highlights Euclid's ability to observe celestial structures that are nearly invisible to the human eye.
The main objective of Euclid is to study dark matter and dark energy.
Euclid is a mission of the ESA designed to observe the cosmos with optical and infrared instruments.