I used to go to the library in 1955 in my hometown. I looked at all the books in the library of the known galaxies, constellations etc. in large books. I remember the morning when I got our local newspaper from our mailbox and then learned the news of Sputnik and the soon to be launching by our US military the Vanguard. And then to dogs in space, monkeys in space and then people in space. I paid attention with awe about that was super possible. I imagined myself in Space. I wondered a lot. These physical realities changed my whole understanding. The space travel has come a long way from my small personhood in my small town. This growth in Space exploration is overwhelming. My mother took me out into the field next to the lake to look up to see the the satellites and the shooting stars. Keep up the amazing discoveries.
Thank you so much for all your work ESA and NASA, I can't believe we get to see this all of this for free on youtube. You keep us dreaming about a better future ❤
The Euclid images absolutely blew me away. When I first gave the images from the JWST this is what I expected to see the types of images I'm seeing now from Euclid. Bravo. Truly the finest images of our universe to date. Thank you ESA 😊
I am seldom lost for words, but this leaves me awestruck. The ingenuity. The engineering. The imagination. The science. The maths. The perseverance. The cost. ...that must have gone into this piece of machinery. And leaving that to one side, as though that were possible, the feelings and thoughts it stirs within a person to consider the implications of what such images can tell us or help us to imagine. The sheer beauty of the images themselves and the images they conjure through imagination. As if that weren't enough, I was dumbstruck by the incredible beauty the presenter... sorry for the childish, irrelevant ending.
I would like to complement the moderator, Chiara Moenter. Given the importance and world wide broadcast of this gigantic scientific achievement and having to interact with the top scientists on this project, she demonstrated poise way beyond her young years. She kept to the well written note cards and excellent prepared questions that were right on topic for the specific guests. Very well done, Chiara. Congratulations~!
Wonderful! It's this kind of cooperative work which keeps me optimistic about the future. I wish I had paid more attention in physics classes when I was at school! However, even a tiny inkling of understanding of the workings of the cosmos is worth its weight in gold. Well done ESA and all those collaborating on this ground breaking project!
Even more than the extraordinary images and science that this telescope will reveal, I am excited by the wide ranging international collaboration which is fundamental to the project. The goals set for these participants are human goals the benefits spinning off as a result are for everyone. The data sets and research are for access by anyone who can use them. That to me is the greatest achievement of this project.
This video is so important! It allows all of us to understand some of the chalenges faced by ESA to achieve this amazing marvel of science. Also, we can have a better understanding of what is in each picture. I can't express my gratitude for this enough. It is amazing!
As Carl Sagan once said, “The cosmos is within us. We are made of star-stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself.” Euclid will be a big step in getting there! The Horsehead Nebula image is exquisite!
These images are amazing, but in reality they would mean very little to the average person if it wasn't for the fantastic commentary and explanations from the experts involved, this is why UA-cam is my source for news and information...a big thank you to this channel, and to everyone who has worked on Euclid from start to finish...i am a fan..subscribed and eagerly await to learn more and expand my horizons.
Well said........ that's why I pay gladly with a glad heart monthly for my You Tube Premium membership.......a small price to pay for the wealth of information you get from them.........."I am dancing at the Feet of You Tube...... All is Bliss All is Bliss..........
Space exploration has come along ways since the launch of the Voyager 1 and 2 and especially The Hubble telescope 🔭.... having the JWST and now Euclid 🔭 will evolve our society even more 👍🏻👍🏻😎😎😎 what a great time to be alive to witness these groundbreaking technologies 👍🏻👍🏻
I could sit and gaze endlessly at my screen whilst repeating this whole video.. Such is the stunning beauty and compelling vision that is Chiara Moenter ❤ 🥰
Thank you, ESA and NASA, for giving us this awesome look at our incomprehensibly vast and beautiful Universe. This is a ray of sunshine in our troubled world. Keep up the good work. I'm glad my taxes help make ESA possible. cheers from sunny Vienna, Scott
Couldn’t esa have found a presenter, male or female, who could have asked questions without reading them and who could have spoken like an adult? Her “great!” “fantastic!” “Amazing!” exclamations got on my nerves and, I am sure, not only mine. I had to force myself to watch this interesting video to the end. Euclid is a fantastic achievement, it deserved a better “treatment”.
It's a presentation, not a show! I think the task was to gather interest and curiosity and to give a glimpse of the huge work behind and the challenges to overcome. I found her very authentic and sympathic and, by the way, competent! This moment doesn't need a glamourous news speaker who can just look good and perfectly read from the screen.... ESA is NOT a TV show, it's a scientific enterprise and a human adventure - and so it was presented! 🤩
Vous êtes français, n'est-ce pas? La mentalité française et celle des anglophones diffèrent beaucoup... Je comprends tout à fait que son comportement ne vous plaît pas. 😉 Mais à mon avis c'est dû aux différences culturelles... Vu d'un autre angle elle est tout à fait charmante...😊
Today an amateur astronomer with a decent budget can get a telescope that matches what the professionals used a century ago, and a beginner can easily pick up a telescope that matches or exceedes what Galileo Gallilei had almost five centuries ago. So just imagine that in the future amateur astronomers might be able to afford something that matches Euclid or JWST, that's an amazing thought and ESA is making that future a reality.
@@jasongarcia2140 Right. Science is awesome. Visual science that nonscientists can appreciate is awesomer. That wide pic of the Horsehead nebula is great.
Been following this mission for years.... incredible we are finally seeing the images which will change cosmology and astrophysics forever.... together with JWST and other observatories science has decades of data coming up....
It can be said that any disc or spiral galaxy, shaped by tidal forces has a collection of non-main sequence stars and singularities at its core and that fuzzy, irregular galaxies are galaxies where the extreme gravitational eddies are not present, more distributed by the gravitational qualities of each and all of the constituents.
We live in an INTELLIGENT Self Organizing Universe of Indeterminant Size and Duration !!! !!! !!! Full of Plazma , Electrical Activity at ALL Scales in ALL Directions !!! !!! !!! The STANDARD MODEL IS FINALLY DEAD, The EMPEROR HAS NO CLOTHES. GOD BLESS
The first image of the Perseus cluster shows few if any galactic mergers or evidence of cannibalism over 10 billion years, either they have long since recovered from their distorted galactic shapes or it's possible that Dark Energy is maintaining a pressure gradient of sorts between the spaces of galaxies that keeps galaxies from colliding. It might be noted within other well known galactic clusters.
Con Euclide e come guardare con un binocolo 8x 60 a largo spettro ,è guardare con un binocolo 30x60 che vi farà vedere dettagliatamente ogni singola parte .
Just imagine if money from wars would be invested in 2 more sattelites tleach specialized...scientist would have so much more time and technology to see birth of universe, exoplanets,...now JWST is very hard for scientist to get even some time to do resears with it. Imagine how much more would it be possible to see, to calculate,...its just sad
This is a good programm euclyd😊 y trema Perestroika with i and j James web and in kombination With euclid the esa is in the play. Bravo for this level.
The goal of Euclid is to map all the objects in the visible universe. So it is creating a 3D map. They also said in the presentation that they are measuring the dark matter, hopefully getting us closer to figuring out what dark matter is.
Are none of these people embarrassed @ the high percentage of exposure of themselves, versus the tinyness of the image(s) & the dearth of information associated?
Wow …real mind over cosmic matter…..very heartfelt gratefulness …..one day we will be new species ……not just this meantime hate, lies, violence , ignorance of politics …these physics should be the new priest and leaders of the nations . Cosmic cathedral …
James Webb, and now Euclid? What a time to be alive. Thank you for sharing these images with the world.
I got 2 Minute Papers vibes from your comment 😂
Ah, yes. Not intentional, but the sentiment is the same. I generally not as enthusiastic (or intelligent) as he is, though.
Bel momento con guerre in tutto il mondo ,in gran parte colpa di voi americani x interesse.
@@adafuso7342 just look up at the sky .... nevermind what's happening down here 😃
Don't forget Gaia. The awesome work that's doing.
I used to go to the library in 1955 in my hometown. I looked at all the books in the library of the known galaxies, constellations etc. in large books. I remember the morning when I got our local newspaper from our mailbox and then learned the news of Sputnik and the soon to be launching by our US military the Vanguard. And then to dogs in space, monkeys in space and then people in space. I paid attention with awe about that was super possible. I imagined myself in Space. I wondered a lot. These physical realities changed my whole understanding. The space travel has come a long way from my small personhood in my small town. This growth in Space exploration is overwhelming. My mother took me out into the field next to the lake to look up to see the the satellites and the shooting stars. Keep up the amazing discoveries.
These projects are worth every penny. Great smart people that work on this.
Thank you so much for all your work ESA and NASA, I can't believe we get to see this all of this for free on youtube. You keep us dreaming about a better future ❤
The Euclid images absolutely blew me away. When I first gave the images from the JWST this is what I expected to see the types of images I'm seeing now from Euclid. Bravo. Truly the finest images of our universe to date. Thank you ESA 😊
He’s from France yeh?
Very cool of Picard to stop by.
I am seldom lost for words, but this leaves me awestruck.
The ingenuity.
The engineering.
The imagination.
The science.
The maths.
The perseverance.
The cost.
...that must have gone into this piece of machinery.
And leaving that to one side, as though that were possible, the feelings and thoughts it stirs within a person to consider the implications of what such images can tell us or help us to imagine.
The sheer beauty of the images themselves and the images they conjure through imagination.
As if that weren't enough, I was dumbstruck by the incredible beauty the presenter... sorry for the childish, irrelevant ending.
I would like to complement the moderator, Chiara Moenter. Given the importance and world wide broadcast of this gigantic scientific achievement and having to interact with the top scientists on this project, she demonstrated poise way beyond her young years. She kept to the well written note cards and excellent prepared questions that were right on topic for the specific guests. Very well done, Chiara. Congratulations~!
And she is very charming. A second reason to watch these broadcasts.
Looks like aliens to the left standing there
Wonderful! It's this kind of cooperative work which keeps me optimistic about the future. I wish I had paid more attention in physics classes when I was at school! However, even a tiny inkling of understanding of the workings of the cosmos is worth its weight in gold. Well done ESA and all those collaborating on this ground breaking project!
Even more than the extraordinary images and science that this telescope will reveal, I am excited by the wide ranging international collaboration which is fundamental to the project. The goals set for these participants are human goals the benefits spinning off as a result are for everyone. The data sets and research are for access by anyone who can use them. That to me is the greatest achievement of this project.
This video is so important! It allows all of us to understand some of the chalenges faced by ESA to achieve this amazing marvel of science. Also, we can have a better understanding of what is in each picture. I can't express my gratitude for this enough. It is amazing!
As Carl Sagan once said, “The cosmos is within us. We are made of star-stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself.” Euclid will be a big step in getting there! The Horsehead Nebula image is exquisite!
Impressive field of view and clarity,surely such mapping will bring a better understanding
These images are amazing, but in reality they would mean very little to the average person if it wasn't for the fantastic commentary and explanations from the experts involved, this is why UA-cam is my source for news and information...a big thank you to this channel, and to everyone who has worked on Euclid from start to finish...i am a fan..subscribed and eagerly await to learn more and expand my horizons.
Well said........ that's why I pay gladly with a glad heart monthly for my You Tube Premium membership.......a small price to pay for the wealth of information you get from them.........."I am dancing at the Feet of You Tube...... All is Bliss All is Bliss..........
Well done ESA! Your work outperforms so many other scientific organisations that it leaves me gob smacked.
I just downloaded them and spent 20min just on the first image. Mindblowing!
Prof. Mundell is an amazing speaker and thinker. Amazing to see such clarity from such a dense topic.
Thx for a great stream and all the effort ESA. 😎✨👏👏
I’m in awe of this wonderful telescope the images knocked me out.
Fantastische Dimensionen - eine unglaubliche Erweiterung unseres Blicks in das Weltall
Wow! That was infectious, I’m thrilled and motivated by all that is Euclid! Its such a gift to us all, pass the popcorn!
Space exploration has come along ways since the launch of the Voyager 1 and 2 and especially The Hubble telescope 🔭.... having the JWST and now Euclid 🔭 will evolve our society even more 👍🏻👍🏻😎😎😎 what a great time to be alive to witness these groundbreaking technologies 👍🏻👍🏻
I could sit and gaze endlessly at my screen whilst repeating this whole video.. Such is the stunning beauty and compelling vision that is Chiara Moenter ❤ 🥰
Scaffolding of the universe on the palm of human hand. Congratulations to ESA and all participants.
I know, I can't wait to see the structural details dude time can't go by quick enough regarding this.
Thank you, ESA and NASA, for giving us this awesome look at our incomprehensibly vast and beautiful Universe. This is a ray of sunshine in our troubled world.
Keep up the good work. I'm glad my taxes help make ESA possible.
cheers from sunny Vienna, Scott
Truly amazing. So glad they make videos like this.
WOW!! Incredible images in ways we not seen before! CONGRATULATIONS- MAZELTOV
More than could one man expect. Superb and awesome! Thanks a lot, all team and ESA!
What a billant clarity, detail and focus. Its a joy to see these images. Well done!
Hubble deep space pictures found 10,000 Galaxy's. The most awesome picture I've ever seen. It's crystal clear.
Looks endless with galaxies,must been a big big bang to create this.
Couldn’t esa have found a presenter, male or female, who could have asked questions without reading them and who could have spoken like an adult? Her “great!” “fantastic!” “Amazing!” exclamations got on my nerves and, I am sure, not only mine. I had to force myself to watch this interesting video to the end. Euclid is a fantastic achievement, it deserved a better “treatment”.
It's a presentation, not a show!
I think the task was to gather interest and curiosity and to give a glimpse of the huge work behind and the challenges to overcome.
I found her very authentic and sympathic and, by the way, competent!
This moment doesn't need a glamourous news speaker who can just look good and perfectly read from the screen....
ESA is NOT a TV show, it's a scientific enterprise and a human adventure - and so it was presented! 🤩
@@walkingmysoul4147 Still, they could have found someone who didn’t need to act in such a childish way. As for her competence: where? Where?
Vous êtes français, n'est-ce pas?
La mentalité française et celle des anglophones diffèrent beaucoup... Je comprends tout à fait que son comportement ne vous plaît pas. 😉 Mais à mon avis c'est dû aux différences culturelles...
Vu d'un autre angle elle est tout à fait charmante...😊
@@walkingmysoul4147 eh bien soit! J’accepte votre point de vue.
Today an amateur astronomer with a decent budget can get a telescope that matches what the professionals used a century ago, and a beginner can easily pick up a telescope that matches or exceedes what Galileo Gallilei had almost five centuries ago. So just imagine that in the future amateur astronomers might be able to afford something that matches Euclid or JWST, that's an amazing thought and ESA is making that future a reality.
38:52 . . . Good to hear about lessons-learned regarding Stray Light and other challenges discovered - Thanks Micha Schmidt !
Awesome job, ESA! 👏
Thanks ESA for doing good job.
Thank you,ESA!
Much respect to all involved, love from Manchester :) x
congratulations to all for your hard work! Success
Chiara, you are a wonderful moderator, inspiring. You made my day... Thank you!
It's good to know there is an equal opportunity and voice 👌
Tycho Brahe or Johannes Kepler, they would have fallen off the chair if they could have seen images like these.
What an amazing time to be alive.
13:33 starting the photos
Very nice! Thank you for your presentations, ladies and gentlemen.
Stars in space, we've never seen before... ever!
Amazing! Thanks for the great work esa
This is great. Much more visually impressive than James Webb to my eyes. And those are the eyes I'm currently using.
Well it's literally not a competition but I'm happy that you are also enjoying Euclid stranger.
@@jasongarcia2140 Right. Science is awesome. Visual science that nonscientists can appreciate is awesomer. That wide pic of the Horsehead nebula is great.
Been following this mission for years.... incredible we are finally seeing the images which will change cosmology and astrophysics forever.... together with JWST and other observatories science has decades of data coming up....
Absolutely stunning❤
It can be said that any disc or spiral galaxy, shaped by tidal forces has a collection of non-main sequence stars and singularities at its core and that fuzzy, irregular galaxies are galaxies where the extreme gravitational eddies are not present, more distributed by the gravitational qualities of each and all of the constituents.
IT'S A GREAT BIG AND AMAZING UNIVERSE 🙏 ❤
I hope they tae some great photos of Orion Nebula and horse head nebula and the Pleiades, my 3 favorite sky topics !
We live in an INTELLIGENT Self Organizing Universe of Indeterminant Size and Duration !!! !!! !!! Full of Plazma , Electrical Activity at ALL Scales in ALL Directions !!! !!! !!!
The STANDARD MODEL IS FINALLY DEAD, The EMPEROR HAS NO CLOTHES. GOD BLESS
Great achievement of humanity 🎉
Increíble!
My telescope seems to be in good hands. Carry on.
Thank you
Amazing work. ❤
love the science, fabulous new images and all you can muster for youtube is 1080 resolution. you are ESA .... 4k or dont waste our time!
So amazing !!!!
The first image of the Perseus cluster shows few if any galactic mergers or evidence of cannibalism over 10 billion years, either they have long since recovered from their distorted galactic shapes or it's possible that Dark Energy is maintaining a pressure gradient of sorts between the spaces of galaxies that keeps galaxies from colliding. It might be noted within other well known galactic clusters.
thanks Jean-Luc
Thank you❤
Brilliant…important…thank you
Images that I do believe we were never supposed to see.
The host is adorable
Awesome!!!
So interesting. Thx you
Realy I like this video so so much its so interestyng
@32:13 1st question. What's that blue blob surrounded by a giant empty ring?It's either very close, or very massive.
Great AD !
EUCLIDES THE BEST OF COSMO.THE BEST, ESA...LUSEIXAS O LOUCO.😜😜🎸🎸🎻🤔🤔🤔
I didn't think I would fall in love in the middle of a documentary about a telescope but here I am
Con Euclide e come guardare con un binocolo 8x 60 a largo spettro ,è guardare con un binocolo 30x60 che vi farà vedere dettagliatamente ogni singola parte .
You cannot get an external view of something from the inside. Especially if the thing you're in extends beyond the horizon.
Go Euclid...
Just imagine if money from wars would be invested in 2 more sattelites tleach specialized...scientist would have so much more time and technology to see birth of universe, exoplanets,...now JWST is very hard for scientist to get even some time to do resears with it. Imagine how much more would it be possible to see, to calculate,...its just sad
I spy with my little eye something begging with, "L ?"
Lots of bloody stars.
BILLIONS AND BILLIONS of GALAXIES (I wish Carl Sagan could see this. )
Please . The music - please calm down
This is a good programm euclyd😊 y trema Perestroika with i and j James web and in kombination With euclid the esa is in the play. Bravo for this level.
Too bad the video isn’t in 4k. This deserves it.
❤❤❤❤❤😂🎉 KC Krichanat Chanthachon very happy to meet you
Its so umm.. impressive that it couldnt distinguish cosmic rays from stars during (calibration phase?)..
WOW!
Nice images.
It is amazing to see the wonders of creation. Thank you for sharing . The beauty of our universe reminds one of the expressions found at Isaiah 40:26,
Omg I'm like 90 seconds in, and this woman's accent has blown my brain hole....
When was Euclid launched?
Stunning but whats the priorities of this sattelite? Dark matter&energy (in comparison with Keppler, Hubble, JW)?
The goal of Euclid is to map all the objects in the visible universe. So it is creating a 3D map. They also said in the presentation that they are measuring the dark matter, hopefully getting us closer to figuring out what dark matter is.
La version française pour quand ?
The heavens are telling of the glory of God; And their expanse is declaring the work of His hands.
Are none of these people embarrassed @ the high percentage of exposure of themselves, versus the tinyness of the image(s) & the dearth of information associated?
Excellent👏
Figata...👍🏼👍🏼💪🏼💪🏼
the rocket landing on Mars has to be tethered at top to Mars ground; after landing to prevent it from falling over .Winds on Mars blow unexpectedly !
Wow …real mind over cosmic matter…..very heartfelt gratefulness …..one day we will be new species ……not just this meantime hate, lies, violence , ignorance of politics …these physics should be the new priest and leaders of the nations . Cosmic cathedral …
I find studying exoplanets more interesting than dark matter and dark energy so I prefer to follow JWST
The ‘waiver’ for comments has something to do with the host.
I'm just curious as to what a larger space telescope could provide in terms of coverage and ability to perform detail images of close exoplanets