It's all so incredibly fascinating. We're smaller than a grain of sand, and yet who knows how many more discoveries the human mind will make 👏👏👏 Thank you ESA !
To think that in Hubble's Deep Field, the picture of "most empty spot in the sky", contains thousands of galaxies, each able to provide hundreds of pictures like this... One small picture of small part of one galaxy...
Extraordinary beyond words. Just to think about all the infinite mysteries hidden in these distant stellar systems that we may never uncover is depressing. Joining forces to explore together all the wonders of the universe is what all nations should be doing instead of stupidly fighting wars for world dominance.
Absolutely breathtaking. Every pixel tells a story spanning billions of years. Euclid isn't just showing us the heart of the Milky Way—it's revealing how stars are born, evolve, and how invisible planets can be discovered through the subtle fingerprint of gravity. Congratulations to ESA and everyone involved in this extraordinary mission. The universe keeps reminding us how much there is still to explore. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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El futuro pinta brillante :3
Thanks!
Gracias!!
GoESA!!