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A new image of a giant galaxy cluster shows how galaxies are suffused by huge amounts of gas that can reach scorching temperatures up to 100 million degrees Celsius ( 180 million degrees Fahrenheit ) The galaxy cluster, Abell 2390 , was imaged recently by ESA 's Euclid mission, designed to study dark matter and dark energy by probing gravitational lensing occurrences in galaxy clusters.
Most of a galaxy cluster's mass isn't found in its galaxies, but they contribute barely 5% of the cluster's overall mass.
Euclid's first images of the universe, including one of Abell 2390 , were released in May .
The spacecraft has now embarked on a six-year mission to map the dark universe by observing billions of galaxies and galaxy clusters spread across 10 billion years of cosmic history.
By following where these rogue intergalactic stars congregate, drawn in by gravity, astronomers can trace where the dark matter lies.
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