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Learn MoreSpitzer awards time to observe Euclid Deep Field South
March 15, 2019 • News ReleaseProf. Claudia Scarlata (University of Minnesota) has been awarded Spitzer time to observe Euclid Deep Field South. Her team will conduct a 687hr survey of the definitive southern continuous viewing zone deep field of the 2020s using IRAC, the primary instrument on Spitzer. This survey will secure legacy data that will allow a broad range of science over the next decade with Spitzer, Euclid, WFIRST, JWST, and ALMA.
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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 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.
