NASA's groundbreaking Roman Space Telescope launches into space
Summary
NASA launched the Roman Space Telescope on a mission to take very wide and sharp pictures of space. The telescope uses a special mirror that was first made for a spy satellite.Key Facts
- The Roman Space Telescope launched on Sunday.
- It cost $4.3 billion to build and launch.
- The telescope uses a mirror originally made for a spy satellite.
- The mirror is similar in quality to the Hubble Space Telescope's mirror.
- The telescope can take wide-angle images that are extremely clear.
- To display one image fully, it would take about 500,000 4K TV screens.
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