NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Telescope Arrives at Kennedy Space Center

NASA is about to launch a telescope that can survey the sky more than a thousand times faster than Hubble, mapping over a billion galaxies to find out why the universe is flying apart — and it is named for the woman who was told women could not be scientists, then built the program that gave us Hubble.

On August 30, 2026, NASA launches the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, an observatory that surveys the sky more than a thousand times faster than Hubble — mapping over a billion galaxies to probe dark energy, and named for the woman once told women could not be scientists.

NASA’s new revolutionary space telescope arrives at Kennedy Space Center

NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope arrives at Kennedy Space Center for launch.

NASA's Nancy Grace Roman telescope arrives at Kennedy Space Center

NASA's powerful Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has arrived at Kennedy Space Center ahead of a late summer launch. See the FLORIDA TODAY photos.

NASA prepares Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope for Florida launch from Kennedy Space Centre ahead of August launch

Science News: The journey is almost over for NASA’s next major space observatory, though its most important work has yet to begin. After years of design, assembly a.

NASA’s $4.3 billion planet-hunting Nancy Grace Roman Space telescope arrives in Florida

NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, a $4.3 billion dollar observatory that will hunt for planets and dark energy, arrived to Kennedy Space Center on Sunday.

Nancy Grace Roman space telescope arrives at Kennedy Space Center

The Nancy Grace Roman space telescope’s job is to focus on dark energy and dark matter and search for exoplanets.