Euclid telescope spots rare 'Einstein ring' hiding near Earth — and an ancient, unnamed galaxy behind it
- The Euclid telescope, launched by the European Space Agency in July 2023, has spotted a rare 'Einstein ring' around the galaxy NGC 6505, located 590 million light-years away from Earth.
- This observation is significant as it helps scientists understand dark matter and dark energy, which influence galaxy positions, according to Bruno Altieri, Euclid Archive Scientist.
- Conor O'Riordan from the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics noted that this Einstein ring is particularly special due to its proximity to Earth and its beautiful alignment.
- The total number of known Einstein rings in the universe remains unknown.
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