Technicians have completed the construction of #NASARoman at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland. The mission will revolutionize our understanding of the universe with its deep, crisp, sweeping views of space: go.nasa.gov/4rZZnYg

Missed the details on the #RomanResearchNexus? Our latest newsletter article pulls everything together-resources, simulations, tools, and how to get started. A great entry point for anyone gearing up for #NASARoman science. Read more 👇 🔗 bit.ly/4aPdt8A

Allow us to reintroduce ourselves… The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is @NASA’s next space observatory, set to launch as early as fall 2026. Named after NASA’s first chief astronomer, #NASARoman will have a field of view at least 100 times larger than @NASAHubble. This field of view will help us better understand many cosmic mysteries including dark matter and dark energy. It will revolutionize our understanding of the universe by revealing countless cosmic objects, from stars and planets to galaxies and black holes. The telescope will be heading a million miles away to Lagrange point 2 along with fellow telescope, @NASAWebb. Check out nasa.gov/roman to stay up to date on the mission!

Join us for the STScI Virtual Town Hall on Wed, Feb 4 at 12:30 pm EST! 🛰️ STScI leadership will share updates on missions including Roman, HST, and JWST — followed by Q&A. 🔗 Webex: bit.ly/4kfXEuI 🗓 Feb 4 | 12:30 pm EST #NASARoman #ExpandOurView

Exoplanets, worlds beyond our solar system, are often invisible even to powerful telescopes due to the bright glare of their host stars. Check out the link below to learn more about how @NASAWebb and #NASARoman will use different methods to help uncover and examine elusive exoplanets. Stay tuned for the final video about teamwork. go.nasa.gov/4aiyZ5e

A million miles from Earth, LaGrange point 2 enables uninterrupted, consistent viewing of the universe. @NASAWebb’s ability to peer deep into the universe, studying galaxy formation across all stages, and #NASARoman’s ability to capture large swaths of the universe in one image make them the perfect pair for astronomers to explore nearly every stage of cosmic history. Learn more about how they will survey the universe: go.nasa.gov/49MX1Eb Make sure to stay tuned for the next video about exoplanets.

@NASAKennedy @NASARoman @SpaceX Very excited for the launch of #NASARoman - adding to our resources of cosmic exploration and discovery.

భారత సంతతి వ్యోమగామి సునీతా విలియమ్స్ నాసా నుంచి రిటైర్—3 మిషన్లలో 608 రోజులు స్పేస్లో, 9 స్పేస్ వాక్స్, మారథాన్ పూర్తి చేసిన తొలి వ్యక్తి. 🚀✨ #SunitaWilliams #NASARoman #IndianAstronaut #SpaceMission #Spacewalk #sanewsap #SANewsAP #sanewschannel

un'altra meraviglia in arrivo #NASARoman

What makes @NASAWebb and #NASARoman so different is what makes them the perfect team to help us reach a common goal: a better understanding of the universe and everything in it. Webb's focused field of view enables more concentrated observations deep into the universe, while Roman will conduct larger, faster, and shallower surveys of the cosmos. Learn more about their differences: go.nasa.gov/49MX1Eb Make sure to stay tuned for the next video about how the telescopes will survey the universe.

STScI had the opportunity to visit the #NASARoman observatory in the cleanroom at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland. It will undergo several tests before being shipped to Cape Canaveral, Florida, later this year to prepare for launch. Credit: STScI.

This pathfinder shows what’s possible right now with archival JWST data. The early Universe is exploding—we’re finally watching. 💥 Paper link ⬇️ ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2026arXiv2… #JWST #NASARoman #Supernova #COSMOS n/n

#NASARoman Call for Proposals are due March 17th. ✍️ Don’t wait to start simulating your WFI data! 🧑‍💻🌌 From PSFs with STPSF, to full scenes with STIPS, to realism with I-Sim, or quick SNRs via Pandeia/RIST, you’ve got the tools to explore. Find out more: bit.ly/45WiMPL

#NASARoman was the name of the game at #AAS247 this week. From the NASA Hyperwall to conference town halls, STScI scientists explained how the observatory will settle essential questions in the areas of dark energy, exoplanets, and astrophysics.

Working with #NASARoman data—or planning to? Join now our #AAS247 splinter session to connect directly with the Project Infrastructure Teams (PITs) building software, tools, and data products for Cosmology, Exoplanet & Time-Domain science. 🗓 Tue Jan 6 | 3–5 PM  📍 Room 126C

The Roman Town Hall is giving us the latest news about Roman: 🛠️ Observatory build & testing 📋 Cycle 1 plans 🗓️ Launch update: aiming for Fall 2026 (no later than May 2027) #AAS247 #NASARoman #ExpandOurView