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NASA Is Waiting for the First Images of the Roman Telescope by the End of 2026.

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The first images from the new Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope can be received by the end of 2026, around Christmas holidays, as reported by NASA's deputy head of science, Nikki Fox.

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NASA Is Waiting for the First Images of the Roman Telescope by the End of 2026.

The first images from the new Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope can be received by the end of 2026, around Christmas holidays, as reported by NASA's deputy head of science, Nikki Fox.

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