ScienceRoman space telescope reportedly stays on course toward Sun–Earth L2
A September 22 post describes NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope using planned trajectory corrections to reach the Sun–Earth L2 region, about 1.5 million kilometers from Earth.
TLDR
A September 22 post says NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is staying on course toward Sun–Earth L2, describing carefully planned maneuvers that fine-tune its path after launch. The post says Roman will prepare near L2 for a mission investigating dark energy, dark matter, distant galaxies and thousands of exoplanets.
Roman space telescope reportedly stays on course toward Sun–Earth L2
A September 22 post describes NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope using planned trajectory corrections to reach the Sun–Earth L2 region, about 1.5 million kilometers from Earth.
TLDR
A September 22 post says NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is staying on course toward Sun–Earth L2, describing carefully planned maneuvers that fine-tune its path after launch. The post says Roman will prepare near L2 for a mission investigating dark energy, dark matter, distant galaxies and thousands of exoplanets.
