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M87 Nucleus and Jet, ROSAT
Image vs. CXO Simulation
Image covers ~5". ROSAT image on left. CXO simulation based on HRMA, HRC,
and aspect camera performance on right. (Simulation:
CXC)
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Cataclysmics In Core
Of Globular Cluster NGC6397 - ROSAT Image vs. CXO Simulation In 3-D
Projection
ROSAT data, left, suggests several sources. AXAF simulation shows how 20x
better angular resolution allows sources to be resolved. (Simulation: CXC)
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Cataclysmics In Core Of
Globular Cluster NGC6397 - HST Field
Superimposed circles mark ROSAT positions. Smaller circles around proposed
CXO positions. CXO positions offset slightly to correspond to proposed
optical IDs. Note #'s of candidates (1 or 2) for CXO vs. 10's for ROSAT.
(Simulation: CXC)
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Trapezium Star Cluster,
ROSAT Observation vs. CXO Simulation
ROSAT observation (left) detects ~70 sources - PMS stars down to brown
dwarfs (possibly). ACIS (right) simulation finding and resolving ~8x more
sources, shows gain from CXO. (Simulation:
CXC)
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Trapezium Star Cluster,
K-Band Observation vs. CXO Simulation
K-band observation - left; CXO simulation - right. Most of the stars in
the cluster can be detected and identified by CXO- very young stars, will
study hundred to 1000. Can see flares in a day's observation, measure
temperatures etc. (Simulation: CXC / HST)
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CXO LETG Grating
Simulation Of UX ARI
See iron lines, oxygen line, and extend to wavelengths > 100 angstroms
(Simulation: CXC)
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SNR Cas A, Chandra
Simulation (50 ksec)
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Simulated CXO spectrum of Coma Cluster
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ROSAT X-ray Image of the Galaxy NGC 1275
(Illustration: Bohringer et al, 1993, M.N.R.A.S. 264, L25)
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Breakup of Cooling Flow
Simulated CXO image showing hypothetical breakup of cooling flow into proto-globular clouds. (Illustration: Bohringer et al, 1993, M.N.R.A.S. 264, L25)
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Galaxy Cluster A1367 Optical Vs. X-Ray Picture
Optical image is a ground-based picture showing fuzzy, extended galaxies in cluster as well as foreground stars. X-ray image from HEAO-2/Einstein showing patchy, diffuse emission from 10/7th-10/8th
degrees K gas filling the space between the galaxies. (Illustration: CXC) |