Euclid: UK-backed mission ready uncover mysteries of the dark universe
The UK has contributed £37 million towards the £850 million mission, with scientists playing key roles in designing and building the probe.
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The UK has contributed £37 million towards the £850 million mission, with scientists playing key roles in designing and building the probe.
The Euclid mission, which will measure how the dark universe affects the geometry of the cosmos, is named after the 'father of geometry.'
The two-tonne European Euclid will take off today on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket operated by Elon Musk's firm at 4.11pm from Cape Canaveral in Florida and will take a month to reach its destination
At 4.12pm GMT today (12.12pm EDT), the Euclid telescope blasted off from Cape Canaveral, Florida. It has embarked on a mission to explore the mysteries of dark matter and energy.
Elon Musk's SpaceX has launched the European Space Agency's Euclid from Cape Canaveral in Florida, US, as it heads towards an area in space known as the second Lagrange point