From Columbus to the Roman Space Telescope | Solar and Lunar Eclipses
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Already a few weeks ago, on Sunday, August 30, 2026, a powerful Falcon Heavy flew up from the Kennedy Space Center's 39A Complex in Florida, loading the "Nancy Grace Roman" space telescope inside. The main objective of this new observatory is to expand (and hopefully transform) what [...] The Decal Survey article: the great study that draws the space future has been written in the Scientific Culture Booklet.
We will linger a little longer on the topic of solar and lunar eclipses, mentioning Columbus' trick and unraveling a small Hungarian historical mystery. Then we will report on NASA's current space telescope situation, including the successfully launched Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, in connection with which we will also talk to Hunor Detre Örs, who was also involved in this project. Listen to our programs on Soundcloud, YouTube,…
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