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37C3 - Euclid – das neue Weltraumteleskop
Explore the mysteries of the universe with Euclid, a planned deep space telescope, and discover how it will help us better understand the universe's large-scale structure and evolution, and potentially reveal new secrets of Dark Matter and Dark Energy.
- The speaker introduces the concept of Euclid, a planned new deep space telescope, and the difficulties in understanding the universe beyond our observable horizon.
- The universe is expanding, with galaxies moving away from each other, and we have no direct observations of the universe beyond 13.8 billion years ago.
- The concept of Dark Matter and Dark Energy is introduced, which make up 95% of the universe’s mass-energy budget, but are not directly observable.
- The speaker notes that our current understanding of the universe is based on mathematical models and simulations, rather than direct observations.
- Euclid will provide a better understanding of the universe’s large-scale structure and evolution, and potentially make new discoveries.
- The telescope will be able to observe the subtle distortions caused by Dark Matter and Dark Energy in the light from distant galaxies.
- The speaker notes that the universe is complex and mysterious, and that ongoing research will continue to improve our understanding of it.
- The talk concludes with a message about the importance of curiosity-driven research and the potential for new discoveries in the field of cosmology.