The Galaxy Zoo is back with an exciting new project. For the first time, the public can explore data from the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Euclid space telescope. Every image in this dataset is likely one that no one has seen before, offering a unique opportunity to contribute to scientific discovery.
Euclid scientists need your help! The telescope captures images of tens of millions of galaxies, and they need your classifications to train their AI algorithms. These algorithms must be ready by the end of August, so they’re aiming for 100,000 volunteer classifications. This is The Euclid Challenge, and your participation is crucial.
Visit zooinverse.org to join the project, spread the word, and dive into this unprecedented journey through the cosmos!
