Capabilities of spectroscopy in the context of X-ray astronomy in the 1900's

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European Space Programs, Nasa Programs, Spaceborne Astronomy, X Ray Astronomy, X Ray Spectroscopy, Galaxies, Interstellar Space, Spaceborne Telescopes, Stars, Supernova Remnants, Surveys, X Ray Telescopes

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The mission philosophies and parameters of the NASA AXAF and ESA XMM X-ray astronomy observatories are reviewed. The scientific topics that require an observatory of the XMM class are outlined and the relevance of angular and spectral resolution to these aims is discussed. The observing requirements of surveys and point source detection; galatic clusters; active galatic nuclei; normal galaxies and halos; stars; X-ray binaries; supernova remnants; and the interstellar medium are considered.

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