The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI), currently pointed at the skies from its home in the Nicholas U. Mayall Telescope at the Kitt Peak National Observatory in Arizona, is tasked with charting the expansion of space, investigating dark en
It's only been seven months into DESI's mission and we already have a record-breaking, jaw-dropping, three-dimensional picture of the galaxy that's all around us, proving the capabilities of DESI and the potential it has for mapping space.
"In the distribution of the galaxies in the 3D map, there are huge clusters, filaments, and voids. They're the biggest structures in the Universe. But within them, you find an imprint of the very early Universe, and the history of its expansion since then."
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