A Window to the Universe is Shutting...
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as posted by the channelIs this the end of American x-ray space imaging? Neil deGrasse Tyson talks about the great space observatories, the new telescopes taking up the mantle, and the future of The Chandra X-ray Observatory.
Learn about Lyman Spitzer’s groundbreaking idea to put observatories in space to better view the cosmos. Neil walks us through the great space telescopes: Hubble, Spitzer, Compton, and Chandra. He breaks down the Hubble Space Telescope and its journey and impact on humanity. Find out what telescopes are replacing and updating these original telescopes and what people can do to stop Chandra’s decommission.
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