"Exploring the Universe: Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope's Quest for Supermassive Dark Stars"

The Nancy Grace Roman space telescope, set to launch in 2027, may have the capability to detect supermassive dark stars, which were potentially formed in the early universe due to concentrated dark matter. These stars, if they existed, would have been massive but dim and distant, making them difficult to observe with current telescopes. The Roman telescope, along with the James Webb Space Telescope, could potentially identify and confirm dark star candidates by combining their observations. If successful, this approach could shed light on the formation of supermassive black holes and provide insights into cosmological mysteries.