First Data Release By Euclid Telescope Uncovers 100 Million Objects

Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about first ever data release by Euclid Telescope launched by ESA
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0:00 Euclid telescope and its mission in a nutshell
3:00 First issues and how it almost failed
4:40 What it's doing now
5:10 First part of the mosaic and what it shows
6:55 What's next?
7:15 What are those clouds?
8:35 Conclusions

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[roybatty]

Humans are now seeing things never seen before, wonderful images. We are so lucky to live in such times. Great presentation, thanks.

[bigzirz]

Anton your videos are basically like crack to me now. I was always facinated about our world but could never do any proper research but you my friend, you have a beautiful gift.

Have a good day wonderful person

[mpt]

Splendid images. Brilliant presentation.

[stevenkarnisky]

Blue clouds. We used to think space is just a vacuum with stars floating here and there, along with some junk like comets and asteroids. How the perception of the universe has changed in my lifetime!

Thanks for bringing me up to date, Anton.

[hyperfluous]

Thanks for the simple thumbnail picture bro!!
Love the old Anton style!

You don't need to change to attract anyone, people are lucky to find you.
If you want to change on your own terms though, then all good too!

[jimcurtis]

Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 👍😁🫡

[rippleyaliens]

HOLY MOLY!!! We are insignificant, with regards to the picture you just showed. AND When one, (ME), can pause, take a 32mp pic.. THEN in with my 8K TV.. It is breath taking. WOW.

[FloatingLeaf]

Every possible line of sight surely has something to discover.

[yomogami]

thanks for the wonderful images and euclid update anton. looking forward to more in the future and any discoveries made from it

[WaterShowsProd]

Extraordinary! It's also quite amazing how when you hear 40, 000 75-minute exposures, that seemingly Herculean task sounds like it would take decades, but when you do the math it comes to just under six years. We're looking at unfathomable expanses of space, and even our own units of time can be hard for us to grasp. When you consider that it wasn't that long ago something like that would have had to be done manually, it really shows how rapidly automation, along with other relevant technology, has developed and continues to develop.

[TraumaQueen]

Gobsmacked! The future is getting exciting

[kelleyrc]

I feel so fortunate to have discovered this channel 😊

[ReinReads]

Your regular wonderful expression, or overly exaggerated faces, doesn’t matter. Same wonderful content. Do whatever makes you happy.

[RoyCoffee-wb]

No dark or black science here, this is good pure science that may one day save humankind this seems to be where hope is.

[nilo]

Thank you Anton for getting us updated on the latest news !

[lucassiccardi]

That deep blue clouds are so beautiful...

[timothy]

Shows space itself has atmospheric gasses lighting up the space as mass in space. You can see the cobwebs of dust attraction of magnetic fields bonding together. The weakest point of repulsion is heat occupied space. Refraction of reflection bouncing off mass lighting up the path of refraction.

[therealjamespickering]

Great video, Anton. Euclid's images are really exciting. It's like Hubble's Deep-field image turned all the way up to 11!

[FrancisFjordCupola]

Euclid's amazing. Wonder what lurks out there. Wish my father was still here to see these results.

[oneilc]

cant wait to see more photos from this mission