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‘Dark universe exposed’: Euclid captures 26 million galaxies in just one week

Produced by: Manoj Kumar

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Galactic Explosion

Euclid’s first release captured over 26 million galaxies in just one week—some from 10.5 billion years ago.

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Dark Unveiled

By decoding cosmic lensing, Euclid maps the invisible skeleton of the Universe—dark matter and dark energy.

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AI Alliance

Smart algorithms + citizen science led to the discovery of 500 strong gravitational lenses, most never seen before.

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Cosmic Blueprint

The mission traces the cosmic web—filaments of matter where galaxies form, evolve, and collide.

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Zoom Power

Zoomed 70x, deep field images show galaxy clusters, Einstein rings, and light warped by gravity.

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Data Avalanche

Euclid beams back 100 GB/day, expected to catalog 1.5 billion galaxies over six years.

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Morphology Breakthrough

AI-trained Zoobot classified 380,000 galaxies by shape, unlocking secrets of spirals, bars, and mergers.

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Structure Revealed

From one glance, scientists see how galaxies cluster and stretch across the cosmic vastness.

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Fossil Light

Nebulae like the Cat’s Eye in deep fields act as stellar time capsules, glowing with dying star energy.