Chandra X-ray Observatory at 25 - See amazing 'never-before-seen' views' - YouTube - Space.com - astrophysics/cosmology

The Chandra X-ray Observatory was launched from Space Shuttle Columbia on 22 July 1999,NASA Astronaut Eileen Collins,commander.*Credit:NASA/CXC/A.Hobart*Cosmology is the study of the origins and structures of the universe.

Data Sonification: Tycho's Supernova Remnant

Chandra X-ray Observatory provided data for the different elements found in the Remnant,such as iron,silicon and sulfur.The Hubble Space Telescope observed the field of stars outside the Remnant.Sophisticated sound engineering converted the data into sounds.

Stephan's Quintet Sonification from Chandra X-Ray Observatory, NASA Telescopes - posted by NASA Marshall Space Flight Center

Stephan's Quintet is a cluster of four galaxies that move around each other,held together by gravity,plus a fifth galaxy at a very different distance from Earth.This image contains infrared light from the James Webb Space Telescope,with additional data from the Spitzer Space Telescope and X-ray light from the Chandra X-ray Observatory.The sonification is created by highly sophisticated sound engineering.For example,the pitch may be linked to brightness in different ways,or X-rays may be linked to a synthetic string sound.

Chandra discovers X-rays from Uranus - planetary science

Chandra discovers X-rays from Uranus: The strange planet that rotates on its side just got weirder - scientists have detected X-rays coming from Uranus, but aren't sure what's causing them. The Chandra X-ray Observatory was launched by Space Shuttle Columbia in 1999 and continues its mission to this day.

Chandra Sees Stellar X-rays Exceeding Safety Limits - Astrophysics/Planetary Science

Chandra Sees Stellar X-rays Exceeding Safety Limits: Astronomers have made the most extensive study yet of how magnetically active stars are when they are young. This gives scientists a window into how X-rays from stars like the Sun, but billions of years younger, could partially or completely evaporate the atmospheres of planets orbiting them.