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NASA launches Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope to shed light on the dark universe

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By Peter Gwynne
| Physics World Verified
Lift-off: the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will now spend three months traveling to the second Sun-Earth Lagrange point, which lies about 1.6 million kilometres from earth (courtesy: SpaceX) NASA has successfully launched the $4.3bn Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. The observatory took off atop a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket from Florida’s Kennedy Space Center at 7:26 am local time on 30 August.
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US orders universities to audit foreign research ties

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By Peter Gwynne
| Physics World Verified
Under the microscope: recipients of this month’s order include Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Cornell University (istock/diegograndi) The US Department of Defense (DoD) has given 30 US research universities until the end of the month to audit, and potentially cease, their partnerships with universities and military training institutions in “foreign entities of concern”.
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Critics deride US administration’s ‘golden age of science’ report

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By Peter Gwynne
| Physics World Verified
New direction: the new report comes as the Trump administration looks to cut the 2027 US science budget – a move that must be approved by the US congress (courtesy: istock/uschools) A new report by the Trump administration that outlines a model for the future government support for science and technology has drawn heavy criticism from the US scientific community.
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