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Euclid US Newsletter

Euclid • August 8th, 2024

ENSCI has launched the "Euclid US Newsletter", to inform the US scientific community of the significant developments in the Euclid mission.

Euclid launches galaxy zoo citizen science project

Euclid • August 1st, 2024

ESA and Euclid consortium have partnered with Galaxy Zoo, and launched a citizen science project today, for members of the public to help classify the shapes of galaxies. The...

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Euclid • June 13th, 2024

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Euclid begins new de-icing operation

Euclid • June 4th, 2024

Euclid begins new de-icing operation, since the level of ice has increased on the optical path toward the VIS instrument.

NASA's IRSA archive is serving data from Euclid Early Release Observations

Euclid • May 30th, 2024

NASA's InfraRed Science Archive (IRSA) (located at Caltech/IPAC) is serving the data from the Euclid Early Release Observations.

New Images From Euclid Mission Reveal Wide View of the Dark Universe

Euclid • May 23rd, 2024

With NASA contributions, the mission will complement dark energy studies to be made by the agency’s upcoming Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope.

Euclid Mission Status

Euclid • May 9th, 2024

ESA has begun providing public information on the status of the Euclid mission, updated on a daily basis. 

Euclid gets Space Foundation Award

Euclid • April 11th, 2024

The Euclid mission team was awarded this year’s Space Achievement Award by the Space Foundation, a non-profit organization.

NASA Euclid General Investigator Program

Euclid • April 1st, 2024

NASA has released the final text and due dates for the "Euclid General Investigator" call for proposals. Mandatory NOIs are due July 15, 2024, and proposals are due August 22,...

Euclid's vision restored

Euclid • March 28th, 2024

The newly devised procedure to de-ice Euclid's optics has performed significantly better than hoped, restoring Euclid's high spatial resolution in the visible.