MAXI

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MAXI is an X-ray astronomy mission that continuously monitors the sky for high-energy phenomena such as black hole outbursts, neutron star activity, and other transient cosmic events.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf X-ray astronomy mission ⓘ
all-sky X-ray monitor ⓘ
space telescope ⓘ
acronym MAXI ⓘ
collaboration JAXA–RIKEN collaboration ⓘ
countryOfOrigin Japan ⓘ
dataProducts X-ray light curves ⓘ
X-ray source catalogs ⓘ
transient alerts ⓘ
developedBy JAXA ⓘ
RIKEN ⓘ
energyRange 0.5–30 keV ⓘ
fieldOfStudy X-ray astronomy ⓘ
high-energy astrophysics ⓘ
fullName Monitor of All-sky X-ray Image ⓘ
hasInstrument GSC ⓘ
Gas Slit Camera ⓘ
SSC ⓘ
Solid-state Slit Camera ⓘ
hostPlatform Kibo Exposed Facility ⓘ
linked to: Kibo laboratory
launchDate 2009-07-16 ⓘ
launchSite Tanegashima Space Center ⓘ
launchVehicle H-IIA ⓘ
monitors X-ray novae ⓘ
active galactic nuclei ⓘ
black hole binaries ⓘ
gamma-ray bursts ⓘ
magnetars ⓘ
neutron star binaries ⓘ
soft gamma repeaters ⓘ
mountedOn ISS ⓘ
International Space Station ⓘ
mountedOnModule Kibo Japanese Experiment Module Exposed Facility ⓘ
notableContribution early detection of X-ray transients for multiwavelength follow-up ⓘ
operatedBy JAXA ⓘ
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency ⓘ
orbitsWith International Space Station ⓘ
primaryWavelength X-ray ⓘ
providesAlertsTo astronomical community ⓘ
scanningStrategy all-sky scan every ISS orbit ⓘ
scientificPurpose detect transient X-ray events ⓘ
discover new X-ray sources ⓘ
monitor the entire sky in X-rays ⓘ
provide alerts for high-energy transients ⓘ
study black hole outbursts ⓘ
study neutron star activity ⓘ
skyCoverage nearly entire sky per 92 minutes ⓘ
status operational ⓘ
website http://maxi.riken.jp ⓘ

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