From the same Florida shore where humanity first reached for the Moon, a repurposed instrument of surveillance has been transformed into an instrument of wonder. On a clear Sunday morning, NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope lifted aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy and began its journey one million miles outward, toward the invisible architecture of the cosmos itself. Born from a cancelled spy satellite and shaped by years of political turbulence, Roman now carries the weight of one of science's oldest questions: what is the universe, truly made of, and why does it keep pulling apart?