What interests me about PRIMA isn’t just “another space

What interests me about PRIMA isn’t just “another space telescope,” it’s that far‑infrared astronomy is still strangely underexplored compared to visible light. A lot of the cold dust where stars and planets form is effectively hidden from telescopes like Hubble, so missions like this can change which parts of the universe become observable at all — not by rewriting physics, but by finally measuring what’s been sitting in the dark.