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The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, named after NASA’s first chief astronomer, blasted off toward the stars on Sunday. Astronomers plan to use its observations to probe the mysterious nature of dark matter, complete the census of planets across the M
<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi0wFBVV95cUxONXNWNEgtRHlhTVQ2bzg2cGdqTW90V29OUVNmMUQ2emZxYnJJMzlhX2I4LU5ialVZUmc4TkhTLURqLVRMSGI2NDExb2hBMUl3MUpjSVd4OXMyU0JOT0lxdnp2eXFUcjlEbDZXVDdtMG1OV3JnSUVLVlNvaHhTcE9uclFzcm11a3NjWEM1aHVKeGxxMnA0VTVmcFpIV25PX1ItNmpJSmxrMWtObUR2NDc3WkUyeXBvWDYxUHdoZ3dtM2RqbWh0eEpSLXY5RWd4WDJxVDRv?oc=5" target="_blank">The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, named after NASA’s first chief astronomer, blasted off toward the stars on Sunday. Astronomers plan to use its observations to probe the mysterious nature of dark matter, complete the census of planets across the M</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Facebook</font>