NASA Nervous as Launch of Roman Space Telescope Approaches
Today, NASA announced that the launch of their newest space telescope, the Roman Space Telescope, has been delayed until 2023. This telescope, which will launch from Florida, will provide the most detailed view of the universe yet. Scientists are eager to get their hands on the data generated by the telescope, which will help us better understand the formation of the universe and the evolution of galaxies. The telescope will look back in time up to 10 billion years, and its powerful optics will allow it to spot objects up to a billion times fainter than can be seen with the naked eye. Despite the delay, NASA is confident that the telescope will be worth the wait.
source: Phys.org