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Doomed 'Hitomi' Spacecraft Charts Hot Winds of Galaxy Cluster Perseus
The Japanese spacecraft 'Hitomi' observed the Perseus galaxy cluster before it died in space. The science it has discovered revealed some fascinating fact about the turbulence of hot winds within the center of galaxy clusters.
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