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Euclid captures largest Milky Way image with 60 million stars and 51 exoplanet systems

The Euclid space telescope has produced the most detailed map of the Milky Way to date, capturing over 60 million stars and 51 known exoplanet systems in a single image. The breakthrough will accelerate the discovery and study of exoplanets and improve understanding of galactic structure.

Space.com · Wednesday, 24 June 2026

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Euclid captures largest Milky Way image with 60 million stars and 51 exoplanet systems

"This image from Euclid includes 51 known planetary systems – and it will assist in studying many more that will be found."

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