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[Far and Wide Part 1: Surveying the Universe]

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The Nancy Grace Roman and James Webb Space

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Telescopes have very different approaches
to studying the universe.

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Webb will see galaxies that are extremely far away,

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whose light was emitted
when the universe was very young.

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It will reveal an early universe that scientists

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have only explored through calculations.

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We have very little information
about the cosmos’ infancy,

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and Webb will help us fill in
many of the gaps by making direct

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observations of galaxies as far into the past

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as physically possible.

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Roman, on the other hand,

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will use the power of its wide
sky coverage to survey

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massive regions of space,

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documenting significant portions of the universe 

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through its adolescent and early adult years.

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Roman will be able to survey thousands
of square degrees of sky during its

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primary mission, enabling studies
that were never possible before.

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Only by studying millions of galaxies can scientists

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begin to determine the behavior
of the universe as a whole.

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Like its large-scale structure
and how it has changed over time.

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[Learn more at science.nasa.gov/roman-and-webb]