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NASA Announces Roman Space Telescope Survey Will Image Hundreds Of Millions Of Galaxies
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will conduct a broad survey to image hundreds of millions of galaxies, enabling scientists to study the universe’s dark matter and dark energy. This expansive, deep infrared survey will create a spectacular map, providing Hubble-quality imaging across a large area of the sky.
At the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the tension is already in the air. NASA has completed construction of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, and it is now undergoing final preparations for its historic launch aboard SpaceX’s Falcon H rocket in the fall of 2026. It is not just another telescope; it is a machine designed to peer into the voids of the cosmos to answer the greatest question of all: What is the universe made of? What makes Ro…
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