science π Meeting the 'mother of Hubble' astronomer
NASA's latest telescope is named after Nancy Grace Roman, a pioneering figure in astronomy. She was the first chief of astronomy at NASA and earned the nickname 'mother of Hubble.' Roman was born in 1925 and dedicated all 93 of her years to exploring the universe. The article recounts a moment meeting her at the 2017 'March for Science' in Washington D.C. Her legacy continues through the new telescope launched recently.