The European Space Agency revealed the first images from the new Euclid telescope and it captured hundreds of thousands of galaxies in a single image.

<div class="block">The European Space Agency revealed the first images from the new Euclid telescope and it captured hundreds of thousands of galaxies in a single image.</div>

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First Images From New European Telescope

All right. Well, we love getting a look at what's going on in the cosmos. And there's a brand new telescope out there taking it all in the European Space Agency revealed the first images from the new Lucid telescope and it captured hundreds of thousands of Galaxies in a single image. Oh my gosh. So to give you an idea of just how detailed these images are, the telescope has a lens that can capture 100 times more than the James Webb telescope. It was also able to capture an image of the so called hidden galaxy notoriously hard to see because of dust and gas. I do. I mean, I feel like this just gives us hope of what all is out there. What is possible? I'm always impressed by these telescopes because one of the things I I recently learned is that when these images are actually the past, we're we're looking into sort of a distant time at this point because it's all changed by now. So what we're looking at could actually be a million years old. Uh right now these images because it takes so long to get to us. So really, really fascinating stuff.