NASA's Roman Space Telescope could reveal black holes ripping up stars. It's set to launch Aug. 30

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is poised for launch on August 30th, representing NASA’s most powerful infrared observatory ever built. This advanced instrument will primarily focus on studying dark energy and dark matter within the universe. Specifically, the telescope is designed to observe regions where black holes are actively disrupting nearby stars. Scientists predict the Roman Space Telescope could capture dramatic events of black holes tearing apart celestial bodies with immense force. The mission aims to provide unprecedented data regarding these violent interactions, potentially revolutionizing our understanding of galactic evolution.