NASA's Roman Telescope, scheduled to launch in 2025, will measure the ages of stars using a technique called astroseismology.
NASA 's Roman Telescope , scheduled to launch in 2025, will measure the ages of stars using a technique called astroseismology. By studying the oscillations of stars, scientists can determine their age, composition, and evolution. The telescope will observe a large number of stars in our galaxy, providing valuable data for understanding stellar evolution and the formation of planetary systems .
This information will help scientists better understand the origins of our own solar system and the potential for habitable planets in other star systems
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