Tag: chandra x-ray observatory

148 – Mini Supernova Mandala

GK Persei is a mini supernova that astronomers observed exploding in 1901. In 2000, NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory began following its explosive progression.

chandra x-ray observatory, GK Persei, hubble space telescope, mandala, mandala art, mini supernova, nasa, NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory, national science foundation, optical data, Supernova, very large array

63 – Chandra Mandala

This beauty comes from outer space! To be more specific, it comes from the Chandra X-ray Observatory, which is part … More

astronomy, chandra, Chandra Mandala, chandra x-ray observatory, debris, gas, hubble space telescope, large magellanic cloud, mandala, milky way, nasa, satellite galaxy, snr 0519-69.0, space, Spitzer Space Telescope, star exploding, stars

Follow Mandala of the Day on WordPress.com

Follow me on

Facebook
Instagram
Pinterest
X

What is a Mandala?

The Mandala is us, a reflection of our Inner Soul, our Inner Beauty, our Inner Knowingness. It represents our connection to Source, to Love; it represents our perfection as Spiritual Beings.

As part of our journey of self discovery in human form, we strive to raise our vibration such that this Inner Experience fully expresses itself in our everyday outer world.

The Mandala provides the map, like a metaphysical GPS, guiding us along the way. -- Maiah

Search for: