<transcript><audio_17>movements and a 10 terabyte data recorder Roman's other instrument is its coronagraph technology demonstration a coronagraph blocks a star's light to capture the faint light from orbiting planets</transcript><caption><image_18>The image is a 3D model of a spacecraft, which appears to be a part of a larger spacecraft. The model is shown in a blue color, with a black background. On the right side of the image, there is a text that reads "Coronavirus Technology Demonstration" and on the left side, it reads "Direct imaging and spectroscopy - Finds planets 1 billion times faster than host star - 546 to 865 mm spectral range". The text also mentions that the spacecraft is equipped with direct imaging and spectral range, which is a measure of the amount of light emitted from the spacecraft.</caption><transcript><audio_19>it will be the first time A Space Telescope has used deformable mirrors to precisely control the incoming light and special masks to block only the Starlight this method will enable Roman to capture direct images of distant planets and</transcript><transcript><audio_20>even analyze the light that is reflected off their surfaces allowing scientists to learn about their composition and the spacecraft solar panels provide its power by converting sunlight into electricity</transcript><video><caption><image_21>The image is a blueprint of a solar panel, which is a type of solar panel. The panel is shown in a blue color and is shown on a black background. 

On the left side of the image, there is a detailed view of the panel, showing the various components and their functions. The panels are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each panel having a unique design. The top panel has a 360-square foot surface area, while the bottom panel has four panels, each with a different size and shape.

The panels are connected by a series of wires and cables, which are likely used to power the panel. On the right side, there are four panels that are connected to each other, with the largest panel at the bottom and the smallest at the top. These panels are likely to be used for solar panels, as indicated by the text on the image.</caption><caption><image_22>The image is a 3D rendering of a building with a dark blue background. The building appears to be a rectangular structure with multiple levels and multiple windows and doors. The windows are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with some sections open and some closed. The doors are also open, and there are several wires and cables running along the sides of the building. The image is taken from a low angle, looking up at the building from below. The overall color scheme of the image is blue, giving it a futuristic and technological feel.</caption></video><transcript><audio_23>they also shade the spacecraft helping to keep its instruments at their design temperatures the solar panels will be able to provide 4100 watts of power enough to run two commercial microwave ovens with all these systems working together</transcript><caption><image_24>The image is a 3D rendering of a black object, which appears to be a fan or a fan blade. The object is made of metal and has a hexagonal shape with a pointed top and a curved bottom. The top of the object has a small opening on the left side, which is likely used to open and close the fan blade, while the bottom has a circular opening in the center. The fan blade is attached to the object with two screws. The background is a plain grey color.</caption><transcript><audio_25>and in partnership with powerful future telescopes the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will be able to usher in a new era of studying our universe</transcript> movements and a 10 terabyte data recorder Roman's other instrument is its coronagraph technology demonstration a coronagraph blocks a star's light to capture the faint light from orbiting planets it will be the first time A Space Telescope has used deformable mirrors to precisely control the incoming light and special masks to block only the Starlight this method will enable Roman to capture direct images of distant planets and even analyze the light that is reflected off their surfaces allowing scientists to learn about their composition and the spacecraft solar panels provide its power by converting sunlight into electricity they also shade the spacecraft helping to keep its instruments at their design temperatures the solar panels will be able to provide 4100 watts of power enough to run two commercial microwave ovens with all these systems working together and in partnership with powerful future telescopes the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will be able to usher in a new era of studying our universe
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