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Chandra Science Announcements Memo on ACIS low energy QE Degradation 7/29/02 Chandra Electronic Bulletin No. 14 7/17/02 2003 Chandra Fellowship Program Applications due Nov. 13, 2002 7/17/02 Cycle 4: opportunity to submit Education and Outreach Proposals 7/09/02 Cycle 4 targets highly-ranked by the peer review (revised) 7/19/02 Cycle 4 Archive and Theory proposals highly ranked by the peer review 7/09/02 CALDB ... asc.harvard.edu/reviews
Chandra Field Guide to X-ray Astronomy X-Ray Sources Solar System - The Sun's hot outer atmosphere produces X-rays, but because it is so close (a mere 93 million miles!), it is too bright for Chandra's sensitive eyes. Chandra can observe other objects in our solar system such as comets and Jupiter. Stars - The hot outer atmospheres, or coronas, of normal stars such as our sun produce X-rays. X-ray observations are useful for ... chandra.harvard.edu/xray_sources/reviews
