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A large crowd gathered along a waterfront at night to watch a launch, with a screen and lights visible in the distance.
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A large crowd gathered along a waterfront at night to watch a launch, with a screen and lights visible in the distance.图：static.scientificamerican.comA large crowd gathered along a waterfront at night to watch a launch, with a screen and lights visible in the distance.图：NASANASA Roman Space Telescope Launch Mission图：images.techeblog.comNancy Grace Roman图：dq0hsqwjhea1.cloudfront.netRoman flying well past the moon to L2图：helios-i.mashable.comA large crowd gathered along a waterfront at night to watch a launch, with a screen and lights visible in the distance.图：assets.bwbx.ioNGRT图：dq0hsqwjhea1.cloudfront.netA large crowd gathered along a waterfront at night to watch a launch, with a screen and lights visible in the distance.图：faughnmedia.media.clients.ellingtoncms.comTeams inside the Payload Hazardous Servicing Facility at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida encapsulate the agency’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope within the payload fairing on Friday, August 21, 2026, ahead of mating to a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket. Encapsulation shields the spacecraft during rollout, ascent, and the early phases of flight. Image: Kennedy Space Center / NASA图：popsci.comSharmila Kuthunur图：Space.comJared Isaacman holds a cell phone near a microphone.图：Space.comImage shows a banner that reads Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. In the background is a rocket standing vertically with a payload fairing on top at the launch pad. Nearby is the mobile launcher, water tower, and a crane in a blue, bright sky.图：NASA