The Chandra satellite was launched in July of 1999 via:
Ariane Space Rocket Saturn V itself Space Shuttle

This system records the X-Rays so that X-ray images can be produced and analyzed:
Science Instrument Module Telescope System Spacecraft System Ground Control Thermal Shroud Contamination Cover

The Chandra Mirrors are coated with:
Silver Argon Polyester Iridium Diamonds Lycra a material more reflective than gold.

After travelling cross-country from Danbury, CT, the mirrors were cleaned and coated in:
Redona Beach, CA Cape Canaveral Germany Silicon Valley Santa Rosa, CA Marshall Space Flight Center

The official first object that Chandra imaged was:
PSR 0540-69 Cassiopeia A Crab Nebula M82 Centaurus A

Eta Carinae, one of the earlier objects Chandra imaged is a:
Starburst Galaxy Galaxy Cluster Supernova remnant and pulsar Supermassive star and nebula Quasar