James Webb Space Telescope: Revolutionizes astronomy with infrared imaging, revealing distant galaxies, exoplanet atmospheres, and some of the universe's earliest cosmic structures discovered.
Hubble Space Telescope: Continues delivering iconic deep-space images while contributing decades of groundbreaking discoveries across astronomy, cosmology, and planetary science research worldwide.
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope: Designed to survey vast cosmic regions, helping scientists investigate dark energy, exoplanets, and galaxy formation with unprecedented observational capabilities.
Euclid Space Telescope: Maps billions of galaxies to improve understanding of dark matter, dark energy, and the large-scale structure of the expanding universe.
SPHEREx Space Telescope: Conducts an all-sky infrared survey, studying galaxy evolution, cosmic origins, and the molecular ingredients essential for planetary system formation.
Chandra X-ray Observatory: Observes high-energy cosmic events including black holes, neutron stars, and supernova remnants through powerful X-ray detection capabilities.
XMM-Newton Observatory: Studies energetic astronomical phenomena using sensitive X-ray instruments that help scientists understand galaxy clusters and extreme cosmic environments.
CHEOPS Space Telescope: Focuses on known exoplanets, measuring their sizes accurately to improve understanding of planetary composition and habitability across nearby star systems.
PLATO Space Telescope: Searches for Earth-like exoplanets around Sun-like stars while studying stellar evolution through long-term, highly precise brightness observations.