# Simulated Roman Space Telescope Images

- [Our neighboring galaxy Andromeda](https://roman.mixinvisuals.com/image/pd9597b7ca597/our-neighboring-galaxy-andromeda/) — May 21, 2026: This simulated image showcases the red and infrared light of more than 50 million stars in Andromeda, as they would appear with the Roman Space Telescope.
- [Roman simulation of Andromeda](https://roman.mixinvisuals.com/image/pcfb7135c4047/roman-simulation-of-andromeda/) — May 21, 2026: A composite figure shows the region of Andromeda covered by the Roman Space Telescope simulation. It would be able to image the main body of Andromeda in just a few pointings, surveying the galaxy nearly 1500 times faster than Hubble.
- [Simulated Galaxy Redshift Cube Sequence](https://roman.mixinvisuals.com/image/p9e4b10a96707/simulated-galaxy-redshift-cube-sequence/) — May 21, 2026: The WFI will use a special tiling pattern to perform its high latitude spectroscopic survey. A single image 'footprint' is produced by its 18-detector array and then takes an image slightly offset to cover the small gaps between the individual detectors. It…
- [Roman Simulated Image](https://roman.mixinvisuals.com/image/p550440a617bb/roman-simulated-image/) — May 21, 2026: This Roman Simulated Image (1/140th Roman field of view) of center of our Galaxy
- [Weak Lensing](https://roman.mixinvisuals.com/image/p0815b9830b58/weak-lensing/) — April 9, 2026: Roman will study how the universe’s web of matter has evolved by measuring how gravity subtly bends the path of light across vast distances.
- [Simulated LISA sky](https://roman.mixinvisuals.com/image/pefbe063cb7ee/simulated-lisa-sky/) — January 30, 2026
- [Microlensing Events](https://roman.mixinvisuals.com/image/p2ae5e117d725/microlensing-events/) — January 7, 2026: Schematic illustration of how the Roman Space Telescope discovers signals caused by planetary companions in primary microlensing events, and how planet parameters can be extracted from these signals. The left panel shows a simulated primary microlensing…