<ul><li>Scientists working with the Euclid Space Telescope have released their first treasure trove of data, showing distant galaxies in deep field images of stunning detail.</li><li>The telescope is designed to study dark matter and tracks the movements of galaxies to provide clues about dark matter's gravitational effects.</li><li>The data release includes three mosaics covering hundreds of thousands of galaxies, showcasing their various shapes and sizes.</li><li>With a mission aim to capture over 1.5 billion galaxies in six years, Euclid will employ both human and AI capabilities to classify images of galaxies.</li></ul>

Tens of thousands of galaxies glitter in first mosaics from Euclid Space Telescope

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