European survey reveals 900m galaxies – and possibly secrets of 'dark universe'
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The European Space Agency's Euclid mission has released its first major data set, revealing more than 900 million galaxies and about 15,000 potential cases of gravitational lensing across roughly 14% of the sky it will eventually map. The achievement combines the resolution of Hubble with coverage of vast cosmic volumes to create the largest high-resolution map of the universe ever made.
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