The image of the Tycho supernova was created from NASA and the Smithsonian's Chandra X-ray Observatory, a telescope which collects information about deep space through x-rays given off by the stars, galaxies and other bodies out there. With this x-ray data from the exploded star "Tycho", Chandra visualization scientist (& RIMOSA Board Member) Kimberly Arcand was able to create the image we see. She also converted the data into sound. Listen!![]()
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Data Sonification: Tycho's Supernova Remnant
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Space is mostly quiet. Data collected by telescopes are most often turned into silent charts, plots, and images. A "sonification" project led by NASA's Chand...
Science, Art, Technology, Creativity, Wonder...And Dinner![]()
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Get tix for this livestreamed event (Sun 9/19) by our friends at The Story Collider! It is the kickoff to Black in Mental Health Week. If you can make the livestream show you can get a discount on tickets, normally $8, by using the coupon code FRIEND. www.storycollider.org/shows/2021/7/20/black-mental-health
Manhattan - Black in Mental Health — The Story Collider
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Join us online as we present stories about being Black in the Mental Health field.