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NASA Opens Media Accreditation for Roman Telescope and Crew-13

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NASA Opens Media Accreditation for Roman Telescope and Crew-13
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Two Missions in Focus

The US space agency has invited media representatives to cover two forthcoming flights. Accreditation for journalists is now available and covers both a scientific observatory and a crewed spaceflight.

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is scheduled to launch no earlier than 7:20 a.m. local time (EDT) on Sunday, August 30. A SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket is planned to carry it from Launch Complex 39A.

Additional Details on Crew-13

In addition to the telescope launch, the agency is also offering media access for Crew-13, a SpaceX flight under NASA contract that will transport astronauts to space. This mission is also planned within the next few months, though specific dates have not yet been announced.

  • Roman Telescope: launch no earlier than Aug 30, 7:20 EDT
  • Launch site: Launch Complex 39A
  • Vehicle: SpaceX Falcon Heavy
  • Crew-13: NASA crewed SpaceX mission

Both efforts represent important steps in the agency's ongoing science observation and human spaceflight programs. Accredited media will receive access to information and coverage opportunities surrounding the launches.

Frequently asked questions

Wann soll das Roman-Teleskop starten?

Frühestens am 30. August um 7:20 Uhr EDT.

Welche Trägerrakete wird für das Teleskop genutzt?

Eine Falcon Heavy von SpaceX vom Startkomplex 39A.