Chandra Sees the Atmosphere of a Neutron Star NASA Press Release – “The Chandra X-ray Observatory image to the left shows the central region of the supernova remnant Cassiopeia A. This interstellar cloud 14 light ye

Source URL: chandra.harvard.edu

• Light sources
• Planetary atmospheres
• Star types
• Exotic matter
• Plasma physics
• Neutron star
• X-ray astronomy
• Star
• Supernova
• Physics
• Astronomy
• Space

Chandra X-Ray Observatory Cassiopeia A CXC

Source URL: chandra.harvard.edu

Chandra :: Photo Album :: Cassiopeia A :: Cassiopeia A Handout

Source URL: chandra.harvard.edu

Your First Observing Session – an illustration (reasonably accurate in winter & spring) What can I see? A lot depends on where you are located. Things such as light pollution (the glare of streetlights, etc.) and weath

Source URL: aslc-nm.org

• Universe
• Big Dipper
• Ursa Major
• Night sky
• Ursa Minor
• Celestial pole
• Pole star
• Planisphere
• Cassiopeia
• Astrology
• Astronomy
• Constellations

Space Forensics: Death of a Star Additional Resources

Source URL: imagine.gsfc.nasa.gov

• Astrology
• Supernova remnants
• Hypernovae
• Nebulae
• SN 2005ap
• Chandra X-ray Observatory
• Cassiopeia A
• Cassiopeia
• Astronomy
• Supernovae
• Space

arXiv:0804.2317v1 [astro-ph] 15 Apr 2008

Source URL: arxiv.org

• Nebulae
• Supernova remnant
• Supernovae
• Cassiopeia A
• Flux
• Space
• Measurement
• Astronomy
• Physical quantities
• Vector calculus

CASSIOPEIA A-23G Unglaubliche Schnittstellenvielfalt.

Source URL: www.casio-europe.com

PDF Document

Source URL: www.tifr.res.in

• Astrophysics
• SN
• Supernova
• Crab Nebula
• Type Ia supernova
• Cassiopeia A
• Star
• Guest star
• SN 185
• Supernova remnants
• Astronomy
• Space