COMING UP: Euclid telescope to launch into space on a mission to explore ‘dark universe’

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A mission to find the missing 95 per cent of the universe is due to launch on Saturday in a journey which could shed light on mysterious dark forces which helped shape Earth.

The European Space Agency (ESA) is sending up a massive telescope to look for dark energy and dark matter, two of the most mysterious and important forces in the cosmos, which are responsible for dragging galaxies further apart and binding them together.

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