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Euclid captures light from over 1 billion objects and lays the groundwork for its never-before-created 3D map of the universe
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The Euclid space telescope has successfully captured light from over a billion celestial objects, thereby establishing the foundation for an unprecedented 3D map of the universe. This marks a significant milestone in astronomical research.
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