What is the new name of NASA's WFIRST Hubble Telescope?
Correct answer: A. Nancy Grace Roman
- A. Nancy Grace Roman
- B. James E. Webb
- C. Thomas O Paine
- D. Richard H Truly
Explanation
NASA renamed the Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope, or WFIRST, the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. Roman was NASA’s first chief astronomer and played a major role in developing the Hubble programme.
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