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What can NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope actually see, and how do its instruments turn incoming light into discoveries? You're in for a deep dive inside Roman’s Wide Field Instrument and Coronagraph Instrument.

We’ll explore the 300-megapixel Wide Field Instrument, or WFI, including its 18 infrared detectors, imaging filters, prism and grism spectroscopy, and enormous field of view.

We’ll also look at the Coronagraph Instrument, a technology demonstration designed to suppress overwhelming starlight so astronomers can directly study faint exoplanets and surrounding disks. Roman’s WFI combines Hubble-like angular resolution with a dramatically larger view of the sky, giving astronomers a powerful new tool for studying dark energy, galaxies, gravitational microlensing and exoplanets.

Catch us LIVE Friday, September 25th at 9pm Pacific time, or in a #replay, on the Everyday Spacer Facebook page or the Everyday Spacer YouTube channel...
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Each week that we don't have a guest, we'll chat about something interesting that YOU can do involving space exploration, science, astronomy, like that.

Stop on by and ask questions or let us know if you have done anything like this. We want to hear from you!

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