Space Agency NASA has named the next generation Space Telescope (WFIRST) to be launched in 2025, named after Nancy Grace Roman, the first chief astronomer of the US Space Agency which is especially known for space telescopes. After this honor of NASA, his name has been recorded in history.
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On Wednesday, NASA said that the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope - or the Roman Space Telescope, briefly - will investigate long-term astronomical mysteries, such as the forces behind the expansion of the universe and the discovery of planets far away from our solar system.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, which was launched 30 years ago, is not a match for Roman's tireless efforts on new equipment. This telescope allows scientists to study the universe from space to the wider. After his death in 2018, he left behind a tremendous legacy for the scientific community. NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstein said, "It is because of the leadership and vision of Nancy Grace Roman that NASA has become a leader in astrophysics and has launched the world's most powerful spacecraft, Hubble."
