Begoña Vila, Galician Engineer at NASA, Visits Santiago: «This Documentary Will Encourage Many Young People Interested in Science»
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NASA's designer presents in Santiago the film of a documentary about its traxectoria and that will follow it until the launch of the telescope Nancy Grace Roman The article Begoña Vila, the Galician astrophysicist who contemplated three eclipses: It is an indescribable experience, published first in GCiencia.
A documentary will collect the eclipse from Galicia from the hand of Galician astrophysics as a prelude to the launch of the 'Roman' telescope ...
There are people who look at the sky and see stars.The astrophysics of Vigo and systems engineer of NASA Begoña Vila sees questions.The Galician scientist has been working for years on some of the most important space missions of our time.She was one of the protagonists of the launch of the space telescope James Webb and in charge of the preparations for the next launch of Nancy Grace Roman. Vila has emphasized the importance of these internatio…
When I was a child, Begoña Vila Costas (Valadares, Vigo, 1963) looked at the Galician sky on O Vao Beach I did not know that I would live on the other side of that sea. Today it is close to the stars, everything that can be who works as an astrophysics at NASA, a special American agency with a budget of 21,362 million euros for fiscal year 2026, almost as much as the European Space Agency for the triennium 2026-2028.
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