The Chandra X-ray Center emails the Chandra Digest approximately every two weeks and includes the latest press release or image from Chandra, the recent Observatory status report, as well as any new science features, additions to the Chandra web site and more.
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Chandra for Kids
In cooperation with Space Scoop: Bringing news from across the Universe to children all around the world. Universe Awareness and the Chandra X-ray Observatory.
Chemistry and the Universe
The familiar periodic table of elements has been adapted to show how astronomers see the chemical Universe.
Investigating Supernova Remnants
An activity that uses Chandra data to investigate several supernova remnants to determine if the supernova was a Type II core collapse or a Type Ia thermonuclear event.
Sight Lines This online exhibition explores the research processes used by art conservators and astrophysicists, featuring X-ray images of the cosmos from NASA's orbiting Chandra X-ray Observatory and X-ray images of modern paintings from the Harvard Art Museum.
The Galactic Center A panoramic X-ray view, covering a 900 by 400 light year swath, shows that the center of the Galaxy is a teeming and tumultuous place.
Space Math @ NASA Space Math @ NASA introduces students to the use of mathematics in today's scientific discoveries.
Telescopes & Light Astronomers have built telescopes and detectors that can see far beyond the type of radiation we can detect with the human eye.
Images With Multiwavelength Feature Explore these interactive images by turning on and off the different kinds of light incorporated into the composite.
Constellations : Wonders Within This series of posters represents some of the most dramatic images made by combining data from the best of modern telescopes.
From High School to a High-Energy Discovery Julia Berndtsson
This blog post was written by Julia Berndtsson, a Swedish physics student currently in the third year of her undergraduate studies... [More (22 Oct 21)]
