After fears that Europe's space scope was toast, its first images look mighty fine - Here's looking at Euclid
After fears that Europe's space scope was toast, its first images look mighty fine - Here's looking at Euclid
After fears that Europe's space scope was toast, its first images look mighty fine - Here's looking at Euclid::Here's looking at Euclid
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The issue was later found to be from sunlight streaming into the spacecraft through a tiny gap.
This would be so frustrating. The problem solving process would be a nightmare.
And how do you work it out when the object is in space. Even if you had a copy, it might not have the same gaps.
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