Nasa set to reveal billions of undiscovered galaxies and 'treasure trove' of planets

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Nasa is set to reveal billions of undiscovered galaxies, including a "treasure trove" of planets beyond our solar system.The US space agency revealed its newest observatory, the $4billion Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, lauding it as a "sheer powerhouse"."Roman will give the earth a new atlas of the universe," said Jared Isaacman, head of Nasa, as the agency displayed the finished telescope at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland.The spacecraft is scheduled for launch in September and will orbit one million miles from Earth.It will work alongside the Hubble and James Webb telescopes to carry out the most comprehensive cosmic survey ever attempted.Roman will accomplish in a single month what would take Hubble a hundred years, capturing 100 times more sky in each image and working 1,000 times faster.Dr Nicky Fox, Nasa's associate administrator for science, called it a "sheer powerhouse"."Roman will discover tens of thousands of new planets outside our solar system," Dr Fox...

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