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Space Telescope, Nancy Grace Roman and NASA

NASA's Roman telescope is cruising. Here's a look at the next 100 days.

Following a successful launch on Sunday, Aug. 30, Roman is now flying to a point about 1 million miles from Earth, similar to where the James Webb Space Telescope operates. It will spend roughly three months checking out its systems and instruments before NASA releases its first images in early 2027.

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Roman telescope's data deluge will change who gets to do big astronomy

Roman's main camera is what makes this possible. It will see the sky with Hubble-like sharpness but with a field of view more ...

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The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Will Now Travel Almost One Million Miles to Reveal Mysteries of the Universe

The Roman Space Telescope could reveal mysteries of the universe. Learn more about this incredible space mission and what it ...

Roman Telescope Begins Quest to Reveal Evolving Universe

“One of the motivations for Roman was the discovery that our universe is not just expanding, but that expansion is ...

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