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Launched aboard the Space Shuttle Columbia in July of 1999, the Chandra X-ray Observatory is the most capable space telescope of its kind. As of this writing, the spacecraft is …read more Continue reading Chandra X-ray Observatory Threatened by Budget Cuts
The Chandra X-ray Observatory started its mission back in 1999 when Space Shuttle Columbia released it from its payload bay. Originally, it was supposed to serve only a five-year mission, …read more Continue reading The Chandra X-Ray Observatory Faces Shutdown in FY2025 Budget
Amidst the recent news about the Hubble Space Telescope’s troubles (and triumphant resurrection), it is sometimes easy to forget that although Hubble is a pretty unique telescope, it is just …read more Continue reading More Than Just Hubble: the Space Observatories Filling The Skies Today And Tomorrow
Can I just say that doing a links roundup article in a week that includes April Fool’s Day isn’t a fun job? Because it’s not. I mean, how can you …read more Continue reading Hackaday Links: April 4, 2021
NGC 3079 is spitting out particles that balloon across thousands of light years in space. Continue reading NASA Captures Stunning Images of ‘Nuclear Superbubbles’ in an Alien Galaxy
They may provide evidence for a new form of black hole. Continue reading Two Incredibly Bright X-Ray Flares Might Be Proof of Exotic Black Holes
Exploring the relationship between planets’ magnetospheres and solar winds could ultimately help identify habitable exoplanets. Continue reading See Jupiter’s Northern Lights at the Height of a Solar Storm