NASA Sends Roman Telescope Up
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Key Vocabulary
- n.
- a tool for seeing things far away
- n.
- a machine that flies into space
- n.
- a machine that goes around the Earth
- n.
- a very big group of stars
- adj.
- everything in space
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a tool for seeing things far away
a machine that flies into space
a machine that goes around the Earth
a very big group of stars
everything in space
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Question 1: True or False
Scientists want to study dark energy.
A boat will carry the telescope into space.
The new telescope can see only a small part of the sky.
The work will last five years.
Question 2: Multiple Choice
Who gave the space team the old machine?
Question 3: Multiple Choice
What did the engineers do with the old machine?
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