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 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
The European Space Agency hopes to solve two of the biggest mysteries in the cosmos using a camera developed by University College London
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.
A European space telescope that is part-funded by the UK is to embark on a million-mile journey to uncover the mysteries of the dark universe. Viewers will be able to watch its launch from Cape Canaveral live on screen.