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NASA's Roman telescope launches to hunt distant planets via gravity lens

Roman's Galactic Bulge survey to target crowded Milky Way center

2 Sep 14 · 9d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 sources · development 2 of 2

As part of its Galactic Bulge Time-Domain Survey, Roman will repeatedly observe six fields toward the Milky Way's center, monitoring hundreds of millions of stars roughly once every 12 minutes across six observing seasons, with NASA expecting discovery of more than 1,000 planets.

Roman's Galactic Bulge survey to target crowded Milky Way center
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“Microlensing is exciting because it functions as a tool that can help astronomers find planets that are difficult to find in other ways.”

Thomas Fauchez

NASA Space agency operating Roman telescopeThomas Fauchez Research Associate Professor of Physics, American UniversityNancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Observatory instrument

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  1. 2 outlets NASA’s Roman Space Telescope will use gravity as a magnifying glass to find distant planets

    first by The Conversation, 9d ago · also The Conversation US

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