1. Mel Ulmer Northwestern University
Black Holes, Neutron Stars, Pulsars, and Much More: X-ray Astronomy Then and Now
Mel Ulmer
Northwestern University
Extreme the Planetarium
A Cosmology Short Course for Planetarium Staff
September , 2004

2. From 20 year old plus slide set that went with a book
From 20 year old plus slide set that went with a book. The slide probably comes from Lick Observatory, circa 1975

6. Come from same slide set as previous slides

13. National Geographic circa 1973, May issue

14. Version of previous slide modified by James Pendleton
for Melville P. Ulmer

15. From http://chandra.harvard.edu/photo/2002/005/movies

16. From http://science.msfc.nasa.gov/newhome/headlines/ast20may98_1.htm,
Dr. Robert Mallozi, University of AL in Huntsville and MSFC,
The sound track comes from
I sued the one for

17. Scientific American article circa 1973

18. National Geographic circa 1973, May issue, same one as for the previous pulsar sidle from NG

19. NASA/ same slide set as the first slide

20. NASA

21. NASA

22. NASA

23. NASA

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26. NASA

27. NASA

28. Goodrich C/O Mark Stier

29. Chandra X-ray Observatory
Focusing X-rays
CXC

30. Gal. Cen. Cas A 8.5 x 8.5 arc min 1.3 x 1.3 arc min 3C 273 Per A
24 x 24 arc sec
3.5 x 3.5 arc min

31. ESA/ESTEC; ESA might get upset that I’ve added music and voice over to their video
Has a version without the voice over etc and gives a source. The mission profile has changed since the movie was made,
See

32. ESA/ESTEC