NASA peers deep into the cosmos at the bright,watch Hollywood sex movies in HD leftover cinders of exploded stars, called pulsars.
Now, the space agency has released a map-like image showing loops and arcs of X-ray energy -- invisible to the naked eye -- radiating from these dense cores of once massive stars.
The most radiant spots are the suspected pulsars, repeatedly blasting X-ray energy into space. These trails of energy, or electromagnetic radiation, reveal the powerful sources of these X-rays.
"Even with minimal processing, this image reveals the Cygnus Loop, a supernova remnant about 90 light-years across and thought to be 5,000 to 8,000 years old,” said NASA's Keith Gendreau, who leads the imaging mission called NICER, in a statement. “We’re gradually building up a new X-ray image of the whole sky, and it’s possible NICER’s nighttime sweeps will uncover previously unknown sources.”
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable NICER, short for Neutron star Interior Composition Explorer, is a cube-shaped instrument attached to the International Space Station (ISS). NASA focuses on specific pulsar targets, so NICER repeatedly follows similar tracks through the sky, ultimately creating prominent arcs of X-ray radiation on this sky map.
In total, this image is an X-ray map showing 22 months of radiation traveling through space.
SEE ALSO: The secretive lab that built ‘the bomb’ now scours Mars for signs of lifeNICER will continue to scan the cosmos for blasts of X-rays so they can better understand the sources of this energy -- pulsars. Astronomers suspect these stars act like lighthouse beacons in the universe, regularly emanating or "pulsing" blasts of X-ray light as they spin.
Grasping how different pulsars "pulse" may serve quite useful for future deep space travel through the solar system. NASA plans for a coherent map of pulsars to essentially act like a "GPS system in space."
"When mature, this technology will enable spacecraft to navigate themselves throughout the solar system -- and beyond," NASA said.
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