Summary
It will take wide‑angle pictures of the whole sky, helping scientists map billions of galaxies.
The mission will also search for planets far away from our Sun.
Scientists hope it will reveal clues about dark energy and dark matter.
The telescope was carried into space by a Falcon Heavy rocket.
It was originally a spy satellite but was repurposed for astronomy.
It will sit at a point in space called Lagrange Point Two, about a million miles from Earth.
Its camera is as sharp as the Hubble telescope but can look at much larger areas.
It will take wide‑angle pictures of the whole sky, helping scientists map billions of galaxies.
The mission will also search for planets far away from our Sun.
Scientists hope it will reveal clues about dark energy and dark matter.
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