A significant achievement in astronomy has been reported, with the European telescope Euclid capturing a detailed image of the heart of the Vía Láctea. This image is the largest and most precise of the galaxy's center to date. The photograph is a mosaic composed of nine captures of the region taken in a single day.

It showcases 60 million stars, providing valuable information for further study. Further details about this achievement and its potential to aid in the identification and study of exoplanets can be found in the original report from El Mundo.