
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope
@NASARoman • 48,162 subscribers
The Roman Telescope is a NASA mission that will study dark energy & exoplanets and serve the general astronomy community.
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A strange, invisible force has been pushing galaxies apart faster and faster for billions of years. Astronomers have named it dark energy. But how do we study something we can't see? Check out this video to learn more! For a deeper dive, click here:
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope203,431 views • 8 days ago

Dr. Nancy Grace Roman, our namesake, is sometimes called the “mother of Hubble,” but she’s really the mother of all space-based observatories! As NASA’s first chief astronomer, she supercharged space science and helped make NASA what it is today.
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope98,741 views • 20 days ago

What is the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope? Why do we need it? What will it unveil? Learn more about Roman and how it will help us investigate some of the many mysteries of the universe. ⬇️ Roman is set to launch Aug 30th at 7:26 am ET. Stay up to date on the mission:
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope28,555 views • 13 days ago

Allow us to reintroduce ourselves… The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is NASA’s next space observatory, set to launch as early as fall 2026. Named after NASA’s first chief astronomer, #NASARoman will have a field of view at least 100 times larger than NASAHubble. This field of view will help us better understand many cosmic mysteries including dark matter and dark energy. It will revolutionize our understanding of the universe by revealing countless cosmic objects, from stars and planets to galaxies and black holes. The telescope will be heading a million miles away to Lagrange point 2 along with fellow telescope, NASAWebb. Check out to stay up to date on the mission!
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope296,795 views • 5 months ago

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope was completely assembled at @NASAGodard’s Space Flight Center last month, moving us one step closer to revolutionizing our understanding of the universe with its deep, crisp, sweeping infrared views of space.
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope318,227 views • 8 months ago

Roman was conceptualized, built, and tested at NASA Goddard. After thousands of hours of work by hundreds of people with one goal in mind, the observatory was completed and shipped down to NASA's Kennedy Space Center, where it is being prepped for its final journey to space.
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope31,298 views • 1 month ago

The last things Roman will "see" on Earth are the faces of some of the countless people who created it. ✨ The observatory’s primary mirror has passed its last inspection as it nears its final days NASA Goddard before heading down to NASA's Kennedy Space Center.
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope70,388 views • 3 months ago

Amaze, amaze, amaze! As we wrap up final testing and prep for shipment to NASA's Kennedy Space Center, see how we got the hardware of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope from testing to completion! While Roman's adventures at NASA Goddard are coming to a close, this is just the beginning of its journey to study the cosmos! Make sure to follow to Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope for updates.
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope97,280 views • 4 months ago

The Fellowship of the…Telescopes! Actor John Rhys-Davies takes us on a journey highlighting the great telescopes from the past, present, and future of space exploration. As we continue to celebrate the final integration of NASA’s Roman Space Telescope, we look at some of the greats: NASAHubble, celebrating 35 plus years of exploration, NASAWebb coming up on 4 years of science, and the future Habitable Worlds Observatory!
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope60,936 views • 6 months ago

📢 WE’VE GOT BIG NEWS! The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is on track to launch in early September of this year. #ICYMI NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announced last week that Roman is eight months ahead of schedule and under budget! Learn more about the observatory and how we got here: Make sure to follow the mission on social media accounts to stay up to date.
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope41,887 views • 4 months ago

“It’s not the years, honey, it’s the mileage.” A million in this case, all the way to L2. Roman still has a long journey ahead, but let's take a short trip down memory lane, narrated by John Rhys-Davies, to see how we got to where we are now: prepping for launch NASA's Kennedy Space Center.
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope16,697 views • 1 month ago

🎶 So long, farewell, to you my friend, goodbye, for now, until we meet again…. at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. During Roman's final days at NASA Goddard, many people who have worked and followed this mission over many years reflect on its upcoming journey. Check out Roman’s final curtain call as it got ready to set sail.
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope15,697 views • 1 month ago

Oh yeah, it's all coming together! Roman is completely assembled at NASA Goddard and is undergoing final tests before being shipped to NASA's Kennedy Space Center, where it will be prepped for launch! Check out this video highlighting the different telescope components. Learn more about how the observatory came to be!
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope39,051 views • 6 months ago

What makes NASA Webb Telescope and #NASARoman so different is what makes them the perfect team to help us reach a common goal: a better understanding of the universe and everything in it. Webb's focused field of view enables more concentrated observations deep into the universe, while Roman will conduct larger, faster, and shallower surveys of the cosmos. Learn more about their differences: Make sure to stay tuned for the next video about how the telescopes will survey the universe.
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope34,241 views • 7 months ago

Two telescopes…one universe…many mysteries to unfold. The NASA Webb Telescope space telescope is taking the astrophysics community by storm. Once Roman launches, it will survey the universe at great speeds and have a view 100 times larger than Webb's! But why do we need both? Check out Far vs. Wide, a four-part series coming up over the next few weeks.
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope20,439 views • 7 months ago

A million miles from Earth, LaGrange point 2 enables uninterrupted, consistent viewing of the universe. NASA Webb Telescope’s ability to peer deep into the universe, studying galaxy formation across all stages, and #NASARoman’s ability to capture large swaths of the universe in one image make them the perfect pair for astronomers to explore nearly every stage of cosmic history. Learn more about how they will survey the universe: Make sure to stay tuned for the next video about exoplanets.
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope19,945 views • 7 months ago

🎶 You spin one wheel in, you turn the next wheel out, you pivot another wheel upside down, and you turn Roman all about 🎶 Roman's eight reaction wheels will rotate the spacecraft with great precision to point at specific areas of the sky. Progress:
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope44,565 views • 2 years ago



















