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Euclid uses a method called 'step-and-stare to scan the night sky, which allows it to combine a bunch of separate measurements to form a larger image. Ultimately, scientists believe this will yield the largest cosmological survey ever conducted in visible and near-infrared light.<br/><br/>Credit: ESA. Acknowledgement: Work performed by ATG under contract for ESA.
Euclid uses a method called 'step-and-stare to scan the night sky, which allows it to combine a bunch of separate measurements to form a larger image. Ultimately, scientists believe this will yield the largest cosmological survey ever conducted in visible and near-infrared light.<br/><br/>Credit: ESA. Acknowledgement: Work performed by ATG under contract for ESA.
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