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X Ray Universe

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space-science2 years ago

"China's Einstein Probe: Unveiling X-ray Universe Mysteries with Lobster Eye Technology"

China successfully launched the Einstein Probe (EP) to observe X-ray emissions from violent cosmic events using lobster eye-inspired optics, aiming to unveil mysteries of the X-ray universe. The spacecraft will spend at least three years observing phenomena such as tidal disruption events, supernovae, and high-energy electromagnetic counterparts to gravitational wave events. Equipped with a Wide-field X-ray Telescope (WXT) using innovative lobster eye optics, the EP will provide new insights into black hole interactions and rare phenomena. The mission also involves collaboration with the European Space Agency and aims to contribute to the emerging field of gravitational wave astronomy.

space-science2 years ago

"JAXA and NASA's XRISM Mission: Launching X-Ray Vision to Explore the Cosmos!"

The XRISM satellite, a joint effort between JAXA, NASA, and ESA, is set to launch and provide astronomers with unprecedented insights into the X-ray universe. Equipped with advanced X-ray detection and analysis instruments, XRISM aims to study stellar explosions, particle jets from supermassive black holes, and other cosmic phenomena. The mission will also carry JAXA's SLIM, a lunar lander designed to demonstrate accurate landing techniques. XRISM's instruments, Resolve and Xtend, will provide valuable data about the hottest regions, largest structures, and objects with strong gravity in the universe. After launch, XRISM will undergo calibration before scientists can propose sources for study.