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The center of the Milky Way is on fire, lit with pinky-purple and golden hues in a stunning new image captured by Euclid, a European Space Agency (ESA) space telescope. The gold-and-plum glamour is at ...

I mentioned this in a comment the other day, but MUSE’s new album, ’The WOW! Signal’ came out on Friday (dropped, went live, whatever the kids might say these days), and I’m absolutely in love with it ...

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The Euclid space telescope has captured the largest and most detailed photo ever taken of our galaxy's crowded heart, a dazzling image packed with 60 million stars, the European Space Agency said ...

The glittering image, taken by the European Space Agency’s Euclid telescope, heralds a new age of planetary discovery The dazzling sight of more than 60m stars at the heart of Earth’s galaxy has been ...

PARIS – The Euclid space telescope has captured the largest and most detailed photo ever taken of our galaxy’s crowded heart, a dazzling image packed with 60 million stars, the European Space Agency ...

The Euclid space telescope turned its attention to the heart of the Milky Way for just one day, capturing a mesmerizing image filled with millions of stars crowded together in the galaxy’s bulge.