Another striking aspect of the image is a sharp edge on the right side of the Crab. Weisskopf assured reporters that it is a real effect and not an artifact of the telescope or the image. A QuickTime movie of a Chandra's-eye view of the Crab nebula. First is a view of Chandra pointing toward the visible light image of the Crab nebula, and then zooming in with the X-ray view. Also available in a larger format .
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From those come new questions and the next set of new puzzles. Observatory's High Resolution Camera catches extraordinary pictures of a distant supernova remnant. The newest Great Observatory is making an immediate impact with spectacular new views of the Cassiopeia A supernova remnant and a distant quasar. It was watching a foundry distribute its wares to the rest of the galaxy. More Headlines Thanks to Dr. John M. Horack and NASA for creating this resource which SpaceRef now archives.