ALT Graphic titled "Hunting for Exoplanets," highlights search areas of NASA's upcoming Roman Space Telescope, the retired Kepler Space Telescope, and NASA’s TESS. The Milky Way covers most of the graphic with search areas overlaid. TESS's area is a central orange dot and a large lighter orange radius, covering a large portion of the bottom half of the graphic with the words "360 degree sphere, 150 light years," meaning a 150 light year radius from Earth.Kepler's area is in yellow, a small cone starting at the orange dot in the center and branching to the left, the description for Kepler states "12 degree cone, 2,000 light years." And Roman's area is a blue cone reaching from the orange dot to the bright spot at the center of the Milky Way with the description, "1.6 degree cone, 25,000 light years."