Space fans, meet Deadheads. 💫💀 Or perhaps you've already met! While Dead & Company performs at the Sphere in Las Vegas, images from Chandra light up the largest screen in the world. Chandra science just keeps truckin’ on! More: s.si.edu/3WIiicI #Chandra25 #CosmicJourney

"A stunning visual exploration of the power and behavior of light across the entire electromagnetic spectrum." A paperback edition just published. hachettebookgroup.com/titles/kimberl… Kimberly Kowal Arcand @megwatzke

Help our NASA Chandra Observatory imaging Research! Our new study explores the viewing experience of astronomical data for people with color blindness: You do not need to have color blindness to participate, though please also share w/colleagues & friends who do surveymonkey.com/r/coloruniverse

.Chandra Observatory everywhere in the DC metro 😍😉

Awesome episode of StarTalk featuring astrophysicist + data sonification guru Kimberly Kowal Arcand from Chandra Observatory, who makes it possible to Listen to the Universe. Includes sonification that uses our NASA Webb Telescope data of exploded star Cas A. Beautiful 🤩 startalkmedia.com/show/listening…

Thrilled to have our NASA+ "Listen to the Universe" docu selected by Raw Science Film Festival for best new media. Wonderful night of thought provoking pieces, including AI docu "I hope this helps!" by Daniel M. Freed, Matthew Modine & Adam Rackoff, docu's on Ligo, microscopy & more. Inspiring!

Red Wine Supernova ❤️ Supernova 1987a has been studied by Hubble, Chandra Observatory, and ALMA, a powerful array of 66 antennas, for over 30 years. Here are a few things they showed us that we didn't know: go.nasa.gov/3YaQFsi

It’s giving rainbows and unicorns, like a middle school binder 🦄🌈 Meet NGC 602, a young star cluster in the Small Magellanic Cloud, where astronomers using NASA Webb Telescope have found candidates for the first brown dwarfs outside of our galaxy. esawebb.org/news/weic2425/

NASA Open Science Reveals Sounds of Space science.nasa.gov/open-science/a… via NASA

Last Christmas, @ChandraXray gave us a cluster of stars. This year, new telescope views (combined with Chandra data) gave us something special: go.nasa.gov/3DI9H2s

Want to learn more about Chandra Observatory's mission to make space more #accessible? Read this post that Kimberly Kowal Arcand and Megan Watzke - the scientists leading the team - shared on the #BlindNewWorld blog. blindnewworld.org/exploring-our-…

Doc Talk: Stranger Than (Science) Fiction at the Boston Sci-Fi Film Festival "For a more direct (if tongue-in-cheek) assessment of the AI threat you might check out Daniel Freed’s I HOPE THIS HELPS! (2024; screens February 16 at 1 p.m.). Grimly deadpan, Freed consults Google’s

30 years ago this week, Hubble captured one of the most recognizable images in astronomy — the famous "Pillars of Creation." In the decades since, Chandra, Hubble, and NASA Webb Telescope have added even more detail to this fascinating landscape. chandra.si.edu/blog/node/922

Supernovas are some of the most violent events in the Universe, and the force of the explosion generates a blinding flash of radiation as well as shock waves that rumble across space. bit.ly/43F65JU

A Northern Light in Provence, The Air They Breathe and more. Check out our Fresh Ink feature at the link below to discover new fiction, non-fiction, and other reads authored by Brown Alumni. 📝: Ed Hardy 📸: Erik Gould 🔗: bit.ly/3G32xXT

Space is the next frontier for American diplomacy. In partnership with Department of State, we gathered 100+ leaders to explore how space diplomacy fuels U.S. prosperity, innovation & global cooperation at our Strengthening America’s Leadership in Space forum. Learn more about our Space

About 12 million light-years from Earth, at the center of Centaurus A, is an enormous black hole that is sending a booming jet across the entire length of the galaxy. This sonification combines X-rays from NASA's Chandra & IXPE with optical data from the ESO's MPG telescope. 1/2

🌌Ever held a dying star? Heard a black hole sing? NASA’s Dr. Kimberly Arcand (Kimberly Kowal Arcand) turns space into something you can touch, hear — even 3D print. From X-rays to AI, she’s making the cosmos accessible to all! Full interview 👉 orbitaltoday.com/2025/05/29/kim…

So excited for the cover reveal of my new book coming out February 10, 2026. My third kids book (9th book overall), this one was written with my science bestie Megan Watzke: arcandwatzke.com/so/72PT6PWTa?l…

🌌 Now you can HEAR and TOUCH Space! How Kimberly Kowal Arcand and NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory Make Space Accessible for All?👇