![A filamentary orange veil covers a bright region of star formation. The background is dark, stippled with stars and galaxies ranging from small bright dots to starry shapes. The foreground veil spans from upper left to the bottom right and resembles a seahorse. Bright stars light up the ‘eye’ and ‘chest’ regions of the seahorse with purple light. Within the tail, three bright spots sit in a traffic-light like formation.](https://images.ctfassets.net/pjshm78m9jt4/49vZahRiUIh7MSvqnUDQKh/b8112e12deae91dd2f90b70911d30b3d/Euclid_s_new_image_of_star-forming_region_Messier_78.jpg?fm=jpg&fit=fill&w=650&h=366&q=80)
Dozens of galaxies discovered as new images of our universe released
Scientists from the ESA have released the first scientific data and five new images from their Euclid satellite showing crystal clear images of our Universe.
Scientists from the ESA have released the first scientific data and five new images from their Euclid satellite showing crystal clear images of our Universe.
ITV News Science Editor Martin Stew was given a behind-the-scenes access to a facility at Imperial College London looking to see how stars are made.
Known as the 'Island of 20,000 Saints', the tiny outcrop off the coast of north-west Wales has been an ancient place of pilgrimage for more than a millennium.