Not an expert. But we are inside a galaxy ourselves, and it's not easy to leave this place. The scenery around us gets dated really quickly once we saw it for the first time, and it will probably stay boring until we visit another part of the universe to change the view.
Based on my understanding of astronomy, the real research starts when scientists zoomed way in, thus the "enterprise upgrade" (increased resolution I assume?) is exactly what they're looking for.
Those published pictures are probably just for show (/to proof that the taxes you paid is have been used on a real project).
Based on my understanding of astronomy, the real research starts when scientists zoomed way in, thus the "enterprise upgrade" (increased resolution I assume?) is exactly what they're looking for.
Those published pictures are probably just for show (/to proof that the taxes you paid is have been used on a real project).