On the morning of August 30th, a Falcon Heavy rocket will lift NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope from Florida's Kennedy Space Center, carrying with it a new philosophy of cosmic observation — not the patient, narrow gaze of Hubble, but a sweeping panoramic vision capable of capturing a century's worth of sky in a single generation. Named for the woman who made space-based astronomy possible before it was fashionable to believe in it, Roman will travel nearly a million miles from Earth to join a quiet congregation of observatories at Lagrange Point 2, where gravity holds things still and