@NASA: Did you miss @NASARoman lift off into space yesterday? Check out our recap of the launch — and what we're learning from…
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NASA recaps the launch of the Roman Space Telescope and provides updates on its mission as it travels to its destination 1 million miles from Earth.
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Did you miss @NASARoman lift off into space yesterday?
Check out our recap of the launch — and what we’re learning from Roman. Next, the telescope will spend the next few months flying to its new home 1 million miles from Earth. https://t.co/GOYC0Z2Ijh
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