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There are those of us who are experts, and then those of us who are not. Even some of us who have been working in X-ray astronomy can lose track of some of the basics. To help provide a little introduction or perhaps just a refresher, we’ve put together a little thing we like to call “X-ray 101”. It’s meant just to give a very quick overview of what Chandra is and what X-ray astronomy is all about.

baseball image from activity
A sample image from the activity

http://chandra.harvard.edu/edu/xray101/xray101.html

Enjoy,
Megan Watzke, CXC


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Sounds very interesting. The

Sounds very interesting. The Pictures are awesome.

kind regards,
Nils


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