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Learn MoreENSCI will be at AAS meeting in January 2019
January 3, 2019 • News ReleaseEuclid NASA Science Center at IPAC (ENSCI) representatives will be at the 233rd meeting of the American Astronomical Society (AAS) in Seattle, WA, on 6-10 January 2019.
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Learn MoreENSCI establishes Help Center
January 3, 2019 • News ReleaseEuclid NASA Science Center (ENSCI) has established the ENSCI Help Center to assist U.S. scientists in preparing to work with Euclid data.
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Learn MoreEUCLID MISSION NOW READY FOR FINAL ASSEMBLY
December 18, 2018 • News ReleaseESA's Euclid mission has passed its critical design review, marking the successful completion of a major phase in the progress of the project. The review verified that the overall mission architecture and detailed design of all its elements is complete, ensuring that it will be able to perform the unprecedented galaxy survey needed to tackle the mysteries of the dark Universe, and clearing the way to start assembling the whole spacecraft.
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Learn MoreArtist's impression of Euclid
July 14, 2014 • ArtworkThe Euclid spacecraft will have a launch mass of around 2100 kg. It will be about 4.5 metres tall and 3.1 metres in 'diameter' (with appendages stowed). The nominal mission lifetime is six years.
