File:Sequence of PSR B1509-58 Images.ogv

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English: The sequence of images begins with an infra-red view of the area around the pulsar PSR B1509-58. The view then zooms into an optical image, which shows a surrounding cloud of gas. Next, a composite image with optical and Chandra X-ray data (in colour) shows the effects of an energetic wind powered by the pulsar. The X-ray emission results from very energetic electrons spiralling in a magnetic field. Finger-like structures extend to the upper right and energize knots of material in the gas cloud. The sequence ends with an X-ray/radio composite and a final image that includes the three wavelengths of X-ray, radio, and infra-red emission.
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Source CHANDRA Photo Album
Author X-ray (NASA/CXC/SAO/P.Slane, et al.); Optical (WFAU/SuperCOSMOS); Infrared (2MASS/UMass/IPAC-Caltech); Radio (Molonglo Obs. Synthesis Tel.
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2 May 2010

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