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About HXMT

The Hard X-ray Modulation Telescope (HXMT) , named "Insight", is China’s first
X-ray astronomy satellite. There are three main payloads onboard Insight-HXMT,
the high energy X-ray telescope (20-250 keV, 5100 cm2), the medium energy X-ray
telescope (5-30 keV, 952 cm2), and the low energy X-ray telescope (1-15 keV, 384
cm2). The main scientific objectives of Insight-HXMT are: (1) to scan the
Galactic Plane to find new transient sources and to monitor the known variable
sources, (2) to observe X-ray binaries to study the dynamics and emission
mechanism in strong gravitational or magnetic fields, and (3) to find and study
gamma-ray bursts with its anti-coincidence CsI detectors.




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Notice more>>
AO-7 Cycle Proposal Evaluation Announcement

(2024/09/25)


AO-07 White Book of Insight-HXMT released

(2024/04/25)


News more>>
Space telescopes, Insight-HXMT and GECAM-C, observed the brightest gamma-ray
burst ever detected

(2023/05/04)


Insight-HXMT Gives Insight into Origin of Fast Radio Bursts

(2021/02/24)

Insight-HXMT detected a very bright X-ray burst from SGR J1935+2154. This X-ray
burst was also detected by the European satellite INTEGRALwhich is a magnetar in
our Milky Way.Insight-HXMT is the first to identify the double-spike structure
of this X-ray burst as the high energy counterpart of FRB 200428. This
discoverythus proving that both the X-ray burst and FRB 200428 originated from
magnetar SGR J1935+2154. This represents not only the first confirmed source of
an FRBThe latest observations
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