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Engineers at L3Harris Technologies, a contractor for the Roman Coronagraph Instrument, are shown inspecting the instrument’s optical path, which feeds light from the telescope into the instrument. Two people on the left of the image are wearing white full-body suits and are bent down, looking up at the instrument components. The hardware in front of them are made up of metal boxes and electrical wires, set on pedestals that lift them up above the engineers’ heads. The topmost instrument has textured red sides and blue and pink wires. All of the components are inside a silver framework with a black panel on top. Photo credit: Chris Gunn/ NASA JPL

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