Roman may be a million-mile journey to L2, but back on Earth, thousands of astronomers are getting ready for the data.
While Roman Flies to L2… we'll be introducing you to the surveys, scientists, software, and science questions waiting for Roman.

Roman may be a million-mile journey to L2, but back on Earth, thousands of astronomers are getting ready for the data.
While Roman Flies to L2… we'll be introducing you to the surveys, scientists, software, and science questions waiting for Roman.
🎙️ In Part 2 of our interview with our President, Megan Tremer discusses Teledyne Space Imaging’s milestone of 1000 scientific detectors in space, its rich heritage and the imaging needs of future space science missions
#NASARoman is currently on its way to L2 where gravitational forces balance to keep objects in steady orbits with very little assistance. The animation begins shortly after launch and concludes with Roman entering its halo orbit around L2. Keep up with commissioning: https://go.nasa.gov/4gS6Zrb 🔭
#NASARoman’s Coronagraph Instrument is powered on and being tested as we speak 🔋 ⚡️ 🔭
Check out these photos from the Coronagraph Command Center at IPAC, right when we confirmed that the instrument turned on!
Just realized amateur astrophotographers are out here with multi-camera setups casually sniping NASA satellites zipping across the sun like it’s nothing, while I struggle to take a photo of my cat without it being blurry. Absolute legends. 🌌🔭 #astrophotography #space #nasaroman