SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket carrying NASA's space telescope 'Nancy Grace Roman' successfully lifted off from Launch Complex 39A at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The launch moment was captured against the backdrop of the solar disk as the rocket passed in front of the Sun. The 'Nancy Grace Roman' telescope is named after NASA's first female chief astronomer and is designed to study dark energy, dark matter, and search for exoplanets. The spacecraft is equipped with a wide-angle camera whose sensitivity is comparable to the Hubble telescope, but capable of covering a significantly larger area of the sky in a single observation. This will allow scientists to conduct large-scale surveys of galaxies and study the structure of the universe with unprecedented detail. The launch represents an important milestone in the development of NASA's astrophysical research and expansion of its space exploration capabilities. The use of SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket for delivering scientific equipment underscores the ongoing collaboration between the government space agency and private aerospace companies.