On a Saturday morning in late August 2026, humanity extended its gaze further into the cosmos as NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope lifted off from Kennedy Space Center aboard a Falcon Heavy rocket, beginning a three-month passage to the gravitational stillness of the L2 Lagrange point. Named for the woman who helped make Hubble possible, Roman carries forward a lineage of human longing to understand our origins and our place in an unimaginably vast universe. With a field of view one hundred times broader than its predecessor and the capacity to register light from a billion galaxies, it