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Chandra's ongoing mission is to study the X-ray Universe. Operated for NASA by Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory. Legal:
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Chandra Observatory 12 Std.
Evening with the Stars: Neutron Star Undergoes Wild Behavior Changes.
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Chandra Observatory 18 Std.
Antwort an @almaobs @TerryCumpton
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Chandra Observatory 13. Juli
This is a multi-wavelength image from Chandra and other observatories!
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Chandra Observatory 13. Juli
About 1,500 light years away, the Orion Nebula is one of the closest star-forming regions to Earth! The wispy, pink & purple filaments are clouds of gas and dust that will one day condense into disks of material from which future stars will be born!
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Chandra Observatory 12. Juli
: 1,183 young stars have been detected in the Eagle Nebula! This new composite image is over 5 light years across and shows the region around the famous "Pillars of Creation". More on the discovery and its implications:
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Chandra Observatory 12. Juli
Antwort an @ermioni_D
🤗 Thanks!
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Chandra Observatory 12. Juli
Evening with the Stars: A Remarkable Outburst from an Old Black Hole.
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Chandra Observatory 11. Juli
Thank you! 😃🦉
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Chandra Observatory 11. Juli
Antwort an @jeffbrock58
Thanks! That's great to hear! 😁
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Chandra Observatory 11. Juli
This superbubble is about 160,000 light years from Earth. Superbubbles are huge cavities made by supernova shock waves and stellar winds in areas of newly-formed, massive stars! Our solar system is inside an old one called the Local Bubble!
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Chandra Observatory 10. Juli
Antwort an @H226868
The object is called NGC 6240. The merging process began about 30 million years ago and won't be complete for 10s to 100s of millions of years!
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Chandra Observatory 10. Juli
Antwort an @Albertylaw
Yes! When you walk across a room, you create a gravitational wave -- it's just very, very small! The difficulty is in the detection.
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Chandra Observatory 10. Juli
Chandra is studying a star in the Ophiuchus constellation! Nearby in the sky two galaxies are melding into one. The central, supermassive black hole from each original galaxy is spiraling closer and closer to the other in — now a mere 3,000 light years apart!
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NASA Marshall 10. Juli
Using data from 's Observatory, astronomers have discovered a special kind of neutron star for the first time outside of the Milky Way galaxy! LEARN MORE >>
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Chandra Observatory 10. Juli
Evening with the Stars: Pulsar Punches Hole In Stellar Disk.
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Chandra Observatory 9. Juli
Antwort an @vicgrinberg @BIGfalke
😁🙌🏼
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Chandra Observatory 9. Juli
Antwort an @darkeneddoorway
It’s roughly 160,000 light years away. Far, far away from planet Earth!
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Chandra Observatory 9. Juli
The supernova explosion that created this supernova remnant was seen on Earth nearly 400 years ago. This cosmic bubble is still expanding in at more than 11 million miles per hour (5,000 kilometers per second)!
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Chandra Observatory 9. Juli
Antwort an @soggydogontheh1
If black holes merge, they would produce gravitational waves. You produce gravitational waves when you walk across a room! The difficult part is detecting those waves! :)
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Chandra Observatory 7. Juli
Evening with the Stars: New Chandra Movie Features Neutron Star Action.
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