Page created: Sunday, 06 Sep 2026 09:04:29 UTC

The target - PSR J1015-5719 - is being observed by ACIS-I for 2 hours and 51 minutes. The observation started 3 hours ago and ends in 11 minutes, and is part of the proposal Why is PSRJ1015-5719's pulsar wind nebula shaped like a Ninja star? The target - also called PSR J1014-5719 - is located in the constellation Carina and is a Pulsar. More information on the target can be found at SIMBAD. See related observations: 30121, 32011, 32012, 30119, 32372, 30118, 29815, 32524, 32526, 30117, 32927, 32928.

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The instrument field-of-view on top of the DSS image of the source.The instrument field-of-view on top of the PSPC image of the source.The instrument field-of-view on top of the RASS image of the source.
Target: PSR J1015-5719
SIMBAD Type: Pulsar
Observation Details: 32525
Sequence Summary: 503530
Proposal Id: 26500127
Proposal: Cycle 26, General Observer, SN, SNR AND ISOLATED NS
Instrument: ACIS-I
Chips: ACIS-0123
Data Mode: VFAINT
Date: 06:24 Sunday, 6 September 2026 (UTC)
Exposure (approved): 2 hours and 51 minutes
Right Ascension: 10h 15m 38.0s
Declination: -57° 19' 12.8"
Roll: 168°
Constellation: Carina

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