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Coronagraph Instrument (CGI) — project — Clarity Today

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Coronagraph Instrument (CGI)

Roman instrument that masks host-star light to directly image already-discovered exoplanets, targeting point sources about a thousand times fainter than previously possible.

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Roman's coronagraph is a bet on hardware, and the payoff is a factor of 1,000

The Roman Space Telescope launches Aug. 30, 2026, carrying an instrument meant to image planets a thousand times fainter than anything managed so far. If it works, Earth-like targets follow.

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