XRISM Reveals First Glimpse of Hidden Cosmic World
Japan’s newest space observatory called XRISM has provided scientists with an exciting early look at the invisible universe through X-rays.
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X-rays have wavelengths much shorter than visible light, allowing XRISM to peer through gas and dust clouds that normally block our view.
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This gives researchers a window into the hottest, most energetic regions of the cosmos.
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By analyzing the signatures of X-rays from different targets, the telescope can also determine details about what they are made of and how they are moving.
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The second instrument, Xtend, takes beautiful images of vast regions in the sky with its wide field of view.
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Resolve’s precise measurements revealed new clues about what the debris is made of.
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