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Roman Space Telescope: Two Weeks from Impossible to Possible
Roman Space Telescope's Focal Plane. 18 saltine sized detectors. Credit: NASA/Chris Gunn Countdown to Possible In just a few short weeks, on August 30th, NASA will launch its newest Flagship Mission aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy Rocket from Kennedy Space Center's Pad 39A. The Roman Space Telescope is an exponential step into the future, building upon the legacy of the Hubble Telescope and its namesake, Dr. Edwin Hubble. In 1924, Dr. Hubble proved Andromeda, the nearest major

Kyle Averill
Aug 173 min read


The Observatory Poised to Transform Modern Astronomy
Technicians and engineers inside the Payload Hazardous Servicing Facility at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida rotate the agency’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope to vertical Thursday, June 25, 2026, using precision handling hardware. Credit: NASA/Sydney Rohde (Rocz) What if we could map the universe with unprecedented precision and speed? What if an observatory could accomplish in a single month what would take the Hubble Space Telescope nearly a century to survey? Th
Victoria Jean Buckman
Jul 303 min read


MAVEN's Enduring Legacy
Although MAVEN's mission has ended, its scientific contributions will continue to unlock the mysteries of Mars and shape future exploration for years to come.
Victoria Jean Buckman
Jun 32 min read


Two Missions, One Future: Extending Swift's Reach While Preparing Roman for Discovery
A first-of-its-kind robotic servicing mission aimed at preserving NASA's Swift Observatory is advancing toward launch as the highly anticipated Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope makes its way to Kennedy Space Center to prepare for its own mission.
Victoria Jean Buckman
May 302 min read


Ahead of Schedule and Under Budget: NASA's Roman Space Telescope Sets a New Standard
In the private sector, completing a major project ahead of schedule and under budget is cause for celebration. For most organizations, simply delivering on time and on budget is considered the baseline expectation. However, for a select few high-performing teams, exceeding those targets has become the new standard. NASA has just demonstrated exactly that level of excellence. NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman recently announced that the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will l

Kyle Averill
May 303 min read
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