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Witnessing launch of NASA's Roman Space Telescope

NASA's Roman Space Telescope is just one of a few missions named after real-life women

NASA's Roman space telescope, which launched on Aug. 30, is part of a small set of missions named after female historical figures.

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Track NASA's Roman Space Telescope on its long cruise to deep space

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NASA's Roman telescope is in space. But don't expect photos until 2027

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SpaceX rocket launches NASA dark energy telescope in hunt for distant worlds

NASA’s $4.3 billion telescope launched to space on Sunday, marking the beginning of a five- to 10-year mission designed to observe the universe’s most exotic phenomena.

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NASA launches powerful space telescope to chart the stars

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NASA launches Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope

NASA, ESA astronauts complete 6th all-woman spacewalk

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NASA, ESA astronauts complete sixth all-woman spacewalk

NASA astronaut Jessica Meir and European Space Agency astronaut Sophie Adenot completed the sixth all-woman spacewalk in history, spending 6 hours, 49 minutes outside the International Space Station.

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NASA astronaut Jessica Meir completes landmark all-female spacewalk

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Maine astronaut Jessica Meir set for 7th spacewalk

Trump Crashed NASA’s Press Conference to Praise the Space Telescope He Repeatedly Tried to Kill

About halfway through Sunday’s news conference, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman received a call from President Donald Trump. Isaacman briefly left the room and returned with the president on the line, speaking at the press briefing through speakerphone.

NASA’s Artemis III mission set for 2027 launch

Former NASA astronaut Butch Wilmore discusses President Donald Trump’s remarks in Houston, Texas, on the future of space exploration, the Artemis II crew receiving the Congressional Space Medal of Honor and more on ‘Fox News Live.

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NASA is preparing for more spacecraft around the Moon with plans for a new traffic control system

NASA engineers are developing ways to safely manage the growing number of spacecraft expected to travel around the Moon.

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Trump signs executive order to create a U.S. Space Academy

"Space is the hot thing," President Trump said at the NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston.