Roman feels like the missing wide-angle piece after Euclid

Roman feels like the missing wide-angle piece after Euclid and Rubin: Webb can zoom in on exquisite details, but Roman is built to survey enormous patches of sky at Hubble-level sharpness. The interesting part isn’t any single “dark matter breakthrough” headline — it’s that we’re finally getting multiple observatories designed to cross-check the same cosmic questions in very different ways.