X-Ray Imaging and
Spectroscopy Mission
XRISM will perform high-resolution X-ray spectroscopic observations of hot gas plasma wind that blows through galaxies in the universe. These observations will enable us to determine flows of mass and energy, revealing the composition and evolution of celestial objects. This innovative, JAXA-led international project will be developed in collaboration with NASA, ESA, and other highly-qualified partners, and will deliver the highly-anticipated scientific new horizon of X-ray astronoy to the world.
XRISM
Interviews
A collection of interviews with engineers and scientists. Let's take a look behind the scenes of research and development.
XRISM Interview
Project
XRISM is a new X-ray astronomical satellite which observes plasma in stars and galaxies. With a new generation of X-ray imaging spectroscopy technologies, XRISM will resolve mysteries regarding the formation of the universe.
Missions
By measuring the velocity and makeup of the plasma between stars and galaxies, XRISM will resolve more precisely than ever how these celestial objects are formed.
Technology
Here is the compilation of information to learn more about XRISM.
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Here is the compilation of information to learn more about XRISM.