FIRST IMAGES From Japan's NEW X-RAY Telescope! | XRISM
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
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Japan's brand new x-ray telescope, XRISM, has just releasd it's first ever images. They show a galaxy cluster called Abell 2319 and a supernova remnant called N132D. In this video we'll have a look at these images, how good they are and what they're showing, as well as looking at XRISM's mission in general. We also touch on how x-ray telescopes work and the risk we have of having no x-ray telescope in space at all. Enjoy, and leave me any questions or comments down below!
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LINKS and SOURCES:
Xrism Specs and Tech: www.xrism.jaxa.jp/en/technology/
xrism.isas.jaxa.jp/en/technol...
Xrism Factsheet: www.esa.int/Science_Explorati...
ESA Press Release (First Images): www.esa.int/Science_Explorati...
JAXA Press Release: global.jaxa.jp/press/2024/01/...
Abell 2319 Image: www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Im...
Supernova Remnant N132D Image: www.esa.int/Science_Explorati...
Supernova remnant 30 Doradus B Chandra Image: www.nasa.gov/image-article/na...
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:27 - What is Xrism?
02:10 - The AMAZING way X-ray Telescopes Work
03:11 - NEW IMAGE 1 (Supernova Remnant N132D)
05:43 - NEW IMAGE 2 (Galaxy Cluster Abell 2319)
07:31 - Future Plans for XRISM
08:02 - Outro
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3:12 When the pictures start.
The real mvp
Wow so young and such a lucid and cogent presentation of something so complex but in such an understandable way. You are a great teacher and scientist and great in many ways! Thanks for sharing such and interesting video!
I’m impressed
@@AishaShaw-cl6wc If this showed our own solar system, we could see our binary solar system...Its actually orbiting our sun..Expected is another Atlantean event in 24.. Everything else is THE DISTRACTION ! Its the same that caused the Great Deluge 12 thousand years ago...In 2006, world leaders decided not to tell the masses..
Many thanks, Chris, for your report on XRISM and for showing and explaining the first images received during the commission stage. What I found really exciting was the quality of the spectrum showing the spikes of various elements in the remnants of a supernova. I noticed Iron, Fe, was present which plays an interesting, vital, and possibly a ‘deadly’ part in stellar evolution. Perhaps you could devote a video to the way iron is formed and the consequences to a star if it reaches a certain mass in relation to the mass of the star
It was a highly educational and enjoyable video. Good job!
Thank you very much for this great summary of XRISM and clear explanations, you make it easy to understand by everybody!
Nice job… cheers for this upload Chris 👍👍👍
Brilliant, thank you Chris, and happy new year
Thanks Dan, happy new year to you too!
I am trying to wrap my head around computing a spectrum without a prism, that is nuts!
same
Another great work from Japan.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH! ❤❤❤
Nice one Chris! Thanks as always ❤
Thanks! :) hope you had a good new year!
@@ChrisPattisonCosmo I did! Hope you had a great new year too. Keep it up Chris 👍
He is an example of why I have great respect for the younger generation.
I have always found it interesting that one black hole found at the centre of every galaxy just happens upon another black hole and joins it in a swirling dance, a sort of obelisk swoon. Guess one day our sag A will become the centre of Andromeda.
😂 Chris being a lil cheeky 2:52 "very long telescope 🔭 shaft" 😏 thanks for the video
This is exciting results. At first I couldn't understand how they would determine Focus ? But the so called spikes you called it would assist with this.
Thanks 👍
Thanks
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"Turing Japanese" ~ The Vapors
Glad to have freed you from that NDA. Pay it forward!
could you do an explainer about how gamma ray and X-ray telescopes work?
He has a link in description and at 2:27
6:15 There seems to be some structure in the bottom right quadrant?
Is it possible should an intense burst of x rays to overload the sensors & burn them out ?
I believe there’s a Russian X-ray scope called RG or something?
40-times better = 16dB, for those of us who think like spectrum analyzers.
i wonder why they didnt use a thick laminate of thousands of sheets of alternating gold and lead foil connected to some kind of variable analogue oscilloscope and then use fancy data processing.. would have allowed for focus from the variability of the oscilloscope and perhaps an equivalent of magnification by using electrical inputs / incrementally varied foil thicknesses.
sponge lens rather than photovoltaic drumskin.
5:37 pretty much invisible in visible light
So these images are not visible to naked eyes. Wow
all that fuss over slightly bigger dots wow wee
Great.
Now many of us hope that Japan's new telescope
could show us a real picture of the Earth.
Because for some mysterious reason NASA won't tilt the Web telescope to provide even a single pic.
Really? Is that true??
@@Fuzzmo147 yes it is
I would think that the design of HST is specific to view objects a great distance. The focal length is likely much too long to resolve images of earth.
There are many other cameras in space for observing terrestrial images.
Why would the Hubble be needed for views of earth?
Hubble viewing time is already in huge demand by the scientific community.
Why would we want to waste that expensive time to view earth?
@@achaille9110
Hmmm.......I'll ask you one question,
which would be also your answer.
Did you know that NASA didn't provide until now even a single real un-CGI'ed picture of Earth?!
NASA admitted that all their previous pictures are CGI/photoshopped.
So I well aware of the claim that the Hubble and maybe now the Web telescope are "not supposed" to show the "close objects"....but it sounds to me like a kind of excuse for logical folks like myself asking that basic question above......
I'm sure you'll agree that if we finally got a billions worth of telescope it make sense that it would have a mission to finally provide pictures of our close stars.....especially our home planet.....
It's like I tell you I own a Lambo but I can't show you a pic of it....since my cam can only take pics of cars in long distance!....
I bet you'll tell me:
"So, just adjust the zoom and provide a proof!"
Then I'll answer:
"Look, I can give you an animation CGI pic of it...ok?!"
5:58 Windows😂
Same as northern lights
C'mon guys, space is only in your imagination. 😂😂😂. The Earth is FLAT AND STATIONARY.
100% 👍
Elon Musk is not going to be happy you using X without his knowledge. Even if it is rays
Nice one Chris , Good to see albert there backing you up 🙂 🚀🛰🛰🌙🌞🌞
Xrism? Did they let Elon name it?
😄🖖😊
Too loud. Too fast.
Turn the volume down and listen faster.
It's disgusting that she's so concerned about her life after taking 2 ppls lives!!
lies, fantasy and fraud...this is getting ridiculous..!!!
What will it do? Absolutely nothing because astronomy is a nice hobby but as a science it is a waste of money and does nothing to better mankind.
Do you also embarrass yourself in public gatherings with your lack of understanding of the world?? Sorry to point that out, but it is kind of obvious.