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What will be the first scientific focus published by NASA's Roman Telescope Coronagraph Instrument after launch?
According to Science Daily (08/28/2026), researchers at the University of Arizona will use data… 20 opinions, 25% Study of giant exoplanet atmospheres
- Study of giant exoplanet atmospheres — 25%
- Direct imaging of rocky exoplanets — 25%
- Measurement of interplanetary dust and debris — 25%
- No scientific results published by February 2027 — 25%
Deadline: February 28, 2027 at 12:00 AM UTC · 20 opinions
Resolution rules
According to Science Daily (08/28/2026), researchers at the University of Arizona will use data from the Coronagraph Instrument to study atmospheres of planets outside the solar system, including climate modeling of self-luminous giant planets.
Source: www.sciencedaily.com
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How is this event resolved?
Primeiro artigo científico revisado por pares ou comunicado oficial da NASA identificando o objeto de estudo do Coronagraph Instrument após o lançamento do Roman. Fonte de resolução: nasa.gov ou publicação em revista indexada (ex: Nature, Astrophysical Journal). Prazo: até 28/02/2027.
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