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NASAs 45-Mile Long “Nervous System” for Roman Space Telescope

Nicole RoneyBy Nicole RoneyAugust 28, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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NASA’s Roman Space Telescope is one step closer to unveiling the secrets of the cosmos as its team successfully integrates a complex electrical harness crucial for communication and power. This achievement marks a significant milestone in the spacecraft’s construction process.

After two years of construction and preparatory work, including a thorough “bakeout” process, the assembly of the harness into the spacecraft is underway. The harness plays a vital role by allowing different components of the observatory to communicate with each other while providing power and monitoring capabilities to the central computer.

By integrating and testing this intricate harness, the Roman Space Telescope team brings the mission closer to its goal of surveying billions of cosmic objects and solving mysteries like dark energy. This breakthrough brings excitement to the scientific community and space enthusiasts alike.

Weighing in at approximately 1,000 pounds, the harness consists of a staggering 32,000 wires and 900 connectors. If these wires were laid out end-to-end, they would span an astonishing 45 miles, reaching heights eight times higher than the peak of Mount Everest if directed upwards. This showcases the complexity and scale of the task the team has accomplished.

To complete the harness, a team of 11 skilled technicians from Goddard spent two years meticulously cutting wires, cleaning components, and connecting everything together. The entire harness then underwent a meticulous testing process and underwent a “bakeout” in Goddard’s Space Environment Simulator. This step was crucial in preparing the harness for the extreme vacuum and orbital temperatures of space, which can release harmful vapors from materials.

Currently, the final assembly stages involve strategically weaving the harness through the flight structure in Goddard’s clean room. Soon, the Goddard team will begin the installation of electronics boxes, which will provide power to all the spacecraft’s science instruments via the intricate harness.

With each milestone achieved by the Roman Space Telescope team, anticipation grows for the remarkable discoveries that this cutting-edge observatory will unlock about our universe. As progress continues, the journey towards unraveling the mysteries of dark energy and exploring the vast cosmic landscape becomes even more thrilling.

Stay tuned to Female Arts for the latest updates on the Roman Space Telescope’s advancements and its mission to shed light on the wonders of our universe.

Nicole Roney

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