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List of DDT Observations


Please note that obs_start_time is in UT, not local time.

Clicking on the Sequence Number link will take you to the title and abstract of the proposal.

Clicking on the ObsID link will take you to the results of our search in ADS for articles we were able to link to the ObsID. Our database extends to publications that appeared three months or more ago and does not include meeting abstracts.

A 'D' in the prop_time column means a proprietary time of 1-3 months, with the default being 3 months. A '3' means a proprietary time of three months. An 'N' means the data is public.

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CycleSequence NumberObsIDInstrumentGratingApproved Exposure TimeActual Exposure TimeTargetStatusStart Time [UT]Proprietary TimePI Name
  
094009339882ACIS-SNONE30.00000030.180000AXJ1754.2-2754observed Jul 15 2008 12:30AM DKeek
094009329850HRC-INONE2.0000002.186069XTEJ1719-291observed Apr 27 2008 6:34PM DSala
097017719814ACIS-SNONE10.0000009.907200SDSSJ0952+2143archived Feb 5 2008 4:43PM NKomossa
095010189862ACIS-SNONE30.00000030.147200SHB080503archived May 25 2008 6:28PM NButler
095010179853ACIS-SNONE30.00000030.175400SHB080503archived May 7 2008 7:35PM NButler
095010149798ACIS-SNONE18.50000018.544200SN2007onarchived Dec 24 2007 11:15AM DRoelofs
095010149799ACIS-SNONE21.50000021.569800SN2007onarchived Dec 27 2007 1:35AM DRoelofs
094009349883ACIS-SNONE10.00000010.198400XMMUJ005510.7-37385archived Jul 8 2008 9:26PM NKong
094009319805ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.175000m81-ot071213archived Dec 21 2007 6:54PM DJonker
092005269768ACIS-INONE30.00000028.154200NGC2264field1archived Mar 12 2008 6:10PM NMicela
092005269769ACIS-INONE30.00000030.150559NGC2264field1archived Mar 28 2008 3:02PM NMicela
089007378591ACIS-INONE46.00000046.034877ChandraDeepField-Sarchived Sep 20 2007 5:41AM NTananbaum
089007378592ACIS-INONE88.00000087.785596ChandraDeepField-Sarchived Oct 22 2007 12:36PM NTananbaum
089007378593ACIS-INONE51.00000050.145559ChandraDeepField-Sarchived Oct 6 2007 2:22AM NTananbaum
089007378594ACIS-INONE151.200000143.272414ChandraDeepField-Sarchived Nov 1 2007 12:10PM NTananbaum
089007378595ACIS-INONE118.000000116.950436ChandraDeepField-Sarchived Oct 19 2007 2:35PM NTananbaum
089007378596ACIS-INONE118.000000116.640477ChandraDeepField-Sarchived Oct 24 2007 1:46PM NTananbaum
089007378597ACIS-INONE61.00000060.068618ChandraDeepField-Sarchived Oct 17 2007 7:23AM NTananbaum
089007379575ACIS-INONE112.400000110.133372ChandraDeepField-Sarchived Oct 27 2007 6:09AM NTananbaum
089007379578ACIS-INONE40.00000039.084800ChandraDeepField-Sarchived Oct 30 2007 10:53PM NTananbaum
089007379593ACIS-INONE48.00000047.045600ChandraDeepField-Sarchived Sep 22 2007 8:49PM NTananbaum
089007379596ACIS-INONE115.400000113.372872ChandraDeepField-Sarchived Nov 4 2007 4:30AM NTananbaum
089007379718ACIS-INONE51.00000050.030737ChandraDeepField-Sarchived Oct 3 2007 2:12PM NTananbaum
087015838517ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.153200M87archived Mar 22 2007 4:06AM NHarris
087015828516ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.159200M87archived Mar 19 2007 10:38AM NHarris
087015818515ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.177600M87archived Mar 14 2007 2:43PM NHarris
087015808514ACIS-SNONE5.0000004.929200M87archived Mar 12 2007 11:52AM NHarris
087015798513ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.182800M87archived Feb 24 2007 3:16AM NHarris
087015788512ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.185600M87archived Feb 21 2007 11:58PM NHarris
087015778511ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.185600M87archived Feb 18 2007 10:23PM NHarris
087015768510ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.183600M87archived Feb 15 2007 9:37AM NHarris
086006498524ACIS-SNONE30.00000030.041600GRB070125archived Mar 5 2007 9:49PM NFrail
085010099579ACIS-INONE20.00000019.709759SN2007grarchived Aug 29 2007 1:52AM NSoderberg
085008228518ACIS-SNONE3.0000003.043200SN2005kdarchived Mar 4 2007 2:54PM NPooley
085008218508HRC-INONE2.0000002.1599311RXSJ141256.0+79220archived Feb 18 2007 6:05PM DRutledge
085008208506ACIS-SNONE20.00000020.182000CXOJ164710.2-455216archived Feb 2 2007 7:26PM NWoods
084009289584HRC-INONE2.0000002.184531M15archived Sep 5 2007 3:23PM NHeinke
084006918564ACIS-INONE11.20000011.152000SWIFTJ1756.9-2508archived Jul 6 2007 1:44AM NDiSalvo
084006908562ACIS-SHETG10.00000010.152500SwiftJ195509.6+2614archived Jun 14 2007 6:17PM DKANBACH
084006898556HRC-INONE7.0000007.180382CirX-1archived May 16 2007 9:11PM DJonker
084006888547HRC-INONE43.00000043.290108CirX-1archived Apr 21 2007 5:32AM DJonker
081000719755ACIS-SNONE10.00000010.13760017P/Holmesarchived Oct 31 2007 10:31AM NDennerl
081000719762ACIS-SNONE10.00000010.18880017P/Holmesarchived Oct 31 2007 1:26PM NDennerl
081000719763ACIS-SNONE10.00000010.17920017P/Holmesarchived Oct 31 2007 4:21PM NDennerl
076006077373ACIS-SNONE7.0000007.184000XMMUJ132218.3-16424archived Jul 31 2006 3:41AM NMINIUTTI
075008178480HRC-INONE1.0000001.149025RBS1774(1RXSJ214303archived Nov 26 2006 10:15PM DZane
075008168473ACIS-SNONE30.00000030.124800SN2006gyarchived Nov 14 2006 8:57PM NPooley
075008158457ACIS-SNONE10.0000009.961600SN2006jcarchived Nov 4 2006 6:23AM NImmler
075008148455ACIS-SNONE15.00000015.186750CXOJ164710.2-455216archived Oct 28 2006 7:19AM DKas
075006937277ACIS-SNONE15.00000014.998400SN2005kearchived Feb 19 2006 11:11AM NImmler
075006927276HRC-INONE1.0000001.112125IGRJ15359-5750archived Mar 28 2006 4:54AM NIsrael
075006917275HRC-INONE1.0000001.122631IGRJ18048-1544archived Mar 28 2006 4:10AM NIsrael
075006907274HRC-INONE1.0000001.097006IGRJ17513-2011archived Mar 28 2006 3:40AM NIsrael
075006897273HRC-INONE1.0000001.095981IGRJ17488-3253archived Mar 28 2006 3:07AM NIsrael
074006808273ACIS-INONE21.60000020.030359LSI+61303archived Oct 25 2006 10:32PM NPerez-Torres
074005617335ACIS-SNONE10.0000009.376000PSRB1931+24archived Jul 20 2006 3:01PM DRea
074005597272HRC-INONE2.0000002.135331SWIFTJ1626.6-5156archived Feb 21 2006 6:28AM NHoman
074005587269ACIS-SNONE1.0000001.161600HD109962archived Feb 2 2006 2:14PM NWalter
073001797298HRC-SLETG20.00000020.126132RSOpharchived Jun 4 2006 12:25PM NStarrfield
073001787297HRC-SLETG10.0000009.505082RSOpharchived Apr 20 2006 5:43PM NStarrfield
073001777296HRC-SLETG10.00000010.152882RSOpharchived Mar 24 2006 12:40PM NStarrfield
073001727280ACIS-SHETG10.00000010.075000RSOpharchived Feb 26 2006 3:36PM NStarrfield
072004608474ACIS-INONE10.0000009.753600L1415EXorarchived Nov 18 2006 2:41AM NKASTNER
071000677334ACIS-SNONE4.0000004.18240073P/Schwassmann-Wacharchived May 23 2006 10:34AM NWolk
071000667333ACIS-SNONE4.0000004.18240073P/Schwassmann-Wacharchived May 23 2006 9:19AM NWolk
071000657332ACIS-SNONE4.0000004.18560073P/Schwassmann-Wacharchived May 23 2006 8:03AM NWolk
071000647331ACIS-SNONE4.0000004.18560073P-B/Schwassmann-Waarchived May 23 2006 6:48AM NWolk
071000637330ACIS-SNONE4.0000004.10560073P-B/Schwassmann-Waarchived May 23 2006 5:33AM NWolk
067011806278ACIS-INONE3.5000003.638000IGRJ19473+4452archived Jul 31 2005 9:32AM NSunyaev
067011796277ACIS-INONE3.5000003.759572IGRJ13091+1137archived Jul 25 2005 10:25AM NSunyaev
067011786276ACIS-INONE3.5000003.260449IGRJ12391-1612archived Jul 25 2005 11:45AM NSunyaev
067011776275ACIS-INONE3.5000003.260799IGRJ12026-5349archived Jun 16 2005 6:10AM NSunyaev
067011766274ACIS-INONE3.5000003.676799IGRJ11085-5100archived Jul 1 2005 3:58AM NSunyaev
067011756273ACIS-INONE3.5000003.707715IGRJ10252-6829archived Jul 30 2005 9:24AM NSunyaev
067011746272ACIS-INONE3.5000003.257599IGRJ07563-4137archived Jun 16 2005 4:46AM NSunyaev
067011736271ACIS-INONE3.5000003.459199IGRJ05007-7047archived Jun 16 2005 3:25AM NSunyaev
067011726227ACIS-SNONE10.00000010.323190NGC3690archived Feb 14 2005 4:53AM NNandra
065006857241ACIS-SNONE50.00000050.179190SN2005gjarchived Dec 11 2005 5:26PM NPooley
065006036284ACIS-SNONE30.00000029.788040SN2005bxarchived Jul 30 2005 11:11AM NFilippenko
065006016269ACIS-SNONE20.00000020.184090GRB050412archived Apr 17 2005 9:43AM NBerger
065005996251HRC-SNONE30.00000027.149430SGR1806-20archived Apr 22 2005 7:03PM DKouveliotou
065005986224ACIS-INONE20.00000019.059190SGR1806-20archived Feb 9 2005 7:25AM 1Fox
065005976207ACIS-SNONE30.00000029.100500SGR1806-20archived Feb 8 2005 10:54PM 1Rea
064004726354ACIS-SNONE20.00000019.043960GRB050709archived Jul 25 2005 9:03PM NFrail
064004706298HRC-INONE5.0000004.767531SAXJ1808.4-3658archived Jun 20 2005 11:25PM NChakrabarty
064004696297ACIS-SHETG15.00000014.344000SAXJ1808.4-3658archived Jun 12 2005 2:32AM NGalloway
064004686261ACIS-SNONE10.00000010.180800J1638-4725archived May 4 2005 7:47PM NMcLaughlin
064004676259ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.169599HESSJ1826-148archived Apr 13 2005 3:01AM NFunk
064004476181ACIS-SNONE15.00000014.182800IGRJ00291+5934archived Feb 6 2005 1:45PM NJonker
064004466180ACIS-SNONE10.0000009.894359IGRJ00291+5934archived Jan 14 2005 12:11AM NJonker
064004456179ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.185200IGRJ00291+5934archived Jan 1 2005 9:24PM NJonker
063001717186ACIS-SHETG50.00000050.155000RTCruarchived Oct 19 2005 10:41AM NSokoloski
062003726375HRC-INONE5.0000005.150881AlphaCentauriarchived Dec 17 2006 4:58AM NAyres
062003716374HRC-INONE5.0000005.157031AlphaCentauriarchived May 12 2006 6:31PM NAyres
062003706373HRC-INONE5.0000005.187781AlphaCentauriarchived Oct 21 2005 2:59AM NAyres
062003636204ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.136400V1118Oriarchived Jan 26 2005 3:24AM DAudard
058005606112ACIS-INONE10.0000009.510799MACS1427.2+4407archived Feb 12 2005 2:19AM NAllen
058005596111ACIS-INONE50.00000050.157877MACS0744.9+3927archived Dec 3 2004 9:25PM NAllen
058005586110ACIS-INONE70.00000064.042810MACS1311.0-0311archived Apr 20 2005 12:23AM NAllen
058005576109ACIS-INONE40.00000038.046250MACS1621.6+3810archived Dec 11 2004 2:31PM NAllen
058005576172ACIS-INONE30.00000030.144270MACS1621.6+3810archived Dec 25 2004 10:04PM NAllen
058005566108ACIS-INONE40.00000040.169750MACS0329.7-0212archived Dec 6 2004 6:18AM NAllen
058005556107ACIS-INONE38.00000034.332410MACS1720.3+3536archived Nov 22 2005 9:35PM NAllen
058005557225ACIS-INONE2.0000002.045959MACS1720.3+3536archived Nov 27 2005 3:12AM NAllen
058005546106ACIS-INONE40.00000035.770890MACS0159.8-0849archived Dec 4 2004 12:14PM NAllen
058005536105ACIS-INONE40.00000037.770350MACS0011.7-1523archived Jun 28 2005 11:51AM NAllen
058005526104ACIS-INONE10.0000009.737000Abell2204archived Sep 20 2004 11:42AM NAllen
058005516103ACIS-INONE10.00000010.406000PKS0745-191archived Sep 24 2004 12:35AM NAllen
058005506102ACIS-INONE10.00000010.127000Abell478archived Sep 13 2004 5:15PM NAllen
058005496101ACIS-INONE10.00000010.050190Abell2029archived Dec 17 2004 3:50AM NAllen
057010145302ACIS-SNONE30.00000031.121000NGC4395archived Apr 11 2004 1:28AM NMoran
057010135301ACIS-SNONE30.00000029.730000NGC4395archived Apr 10 2004 3:06AM NMoran
056004125360ACIS-INONE5.0000005.174000CXOGCJ174540.0-2900archived Aug 28 2004 12:21PM NBaganoff
055006006260ACIS-SNONE10.00000010.140790GCRTJ1745-3009archived May 1 2005 12:47AM DHyman
055005916129ACIS-INONE20.00000019.508000GRB040912archived Sep 21 2004 11:18AM NRicker
055005906128ACIS-INONE20.00000018.168000GRB040912archived Sep 15 2004 10:24PM NRicker
055005856098ACIS-INONE5.0000004.707000VHEJ1303-63archived Sep 25 2004 6:02PM DHalpern
055005085365ACIS-SNONE10.00000010.163000GRB040812archived Aug 22 2004 10:12AM NKouveliotou
055005075364ACIS-SNONE10.00000010.175000GRB040812archived Aug 17 2004 7:28AM NKouveliotou
055005065314ACIS-SNONE30.00000030.156000GRB031203archived Apr 18 2004 11:59AM DKouveliotou
055005055306ACIS-SNONE15.00000014.758000SN2001emarchived Apr 4 2004 7:41PM NPooley
055005045305HRC-SLETG35.00000035.705000RXJ0720-3125archived Feb 27 2004 4:53AM NVink
055005035298ACIS-SNONE25.00000021.848000GRB031203archived Jan 22 2004 9:34PM NKulkarni
054003765291ACIS-SNONE10.00000010.137000PSRJ0737-3039archived Jan 18 2004 7:56PM 1McLaughlin
053001455293HRC-SLETG40.00000041.953000MiraABarchived Jan 11 2004 2:09PM DKarovska
053001445292HRC-SLETG10.00000010.308000V4743Sgrarchived Feb 28 2004 1:31AM NStarrfield
052002985308ACIS-SNONE5.0000004.963000IRAS05436-0007archived Mar 22 2004 12:35AM NKASTNER
052002975307ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.561000IRAS05436-0007archived Mar 7 2004 1:41AM NKASTNER
051000535321ACIS-SNONE3.4000003.558000C/2001Q4(NEAT)archived May 12 2004 6:50PM DLisse
051000535325ACIS-SNONE3.3000003.484000C/2001Q4(NEAT)archived May 12 2004 7:55PM DLisse
051000535326ACIS-SNONE3.3000003.471000C/2001Q4(NEAT)archived May 12 2004 8:58PM DLisse
048003754438ACIS-SNONE30.00000029.136000RCS0439.6-2905archived Jun 6 2003 6:17AM DBautz
045005005247HRC-INONE5.0000004.871000IGRJ16316-4028archived Jan 18 2004 1:07PM DFoschini
045004995246ACIS-SNONE25.00000025.509000SN2003jdarchived Nov 10 2003 7:08PM NWatson
045004985240HRC-INONE3.0000002.884000XTEJ1810-197archived Nov 1 2003 3:26PM NIsrael
045004154454HRC-INONE3.0000002.833000XTEJ1810-197archived Aug 27 2003 10:43PM NGotthelf
045004134449ACIS-SNONE20.00000018.435000SN2002icarchived Aug 11 2003 9:40PM DHughes
045004124443ACIS-SNONE25.00000025.125000SGR1806-20archived Aug 3 2003 12:13PM DWoods
045004114432ACIS-SLETG100.00000098.100000H2650archived Mar 29 2003 3:05AM NRicker
045004104425ACIS-SNONE40.00000040.172000GRB030226archived Feb 27 2003 5:14PM NPedersen
045004094417ACIS-SNONE30.00000030.415000SN2003Larchived Feb 10 2003 3:59AM NKulkarni
044003244439ACIS-SHETG10.0000009.987000XTEJ1814-338archived Jun 20 2003 2:12AM DChakrabarty
044003234434ACIS-SNONE47.00000047.051000IGRJ16358-4726archived Apr 21 2003 3:49AM DKouveliotou
044003224426HRC-SNONE3.0000002.824000XTEJ1807-294archived Mar 10 2003 8:34AM DMARKWARDT
044003214424ACIS-SNONE10.00000010.687000XTEJ1908+094archived May 14 2003 1:51AM DJonker
044003204423ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.150000XTEJ1908+094archived Apr 19 2003 3:14PM DJonker
044003194422ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.212000XTEJ1908+094archived Mar 24 2003 12:07AM DJonker
044003184420ACIS-SHETG75.00000076.220000GX339-4archived Mar 17 2003 8:05PM DMiller
041000525311HRC-INONE5.6400005.521000Moonarchived May 4 2004 4:36AM NDrake
041000525312HRC-INONE5.6000005.679000Moonarchived Jun 2 2004 8:41AM NDrake
041000525324HRC-INONE5.6400005.772000Moonarchived May 4 2004 7:00AM NDrake
041000525327HRC-INONE5.6000005.638000Moonarchived Jun 2 2004 10:58AM NDrake
041000525351HRC-INONE5.6000005.471000Moonarchived Jul 27 2004 11:13PM NDrake
041000525352HRC-INONE4.7000004.657600Moonarchived Jul 28 2004 1:30AM NDrake
034002473476ACIS-SNONE5.0000000.000000RXJ170930.2-263927discarded Apr 21 2002 5:16AM DJonker
037006123419ACIS-SNONE100.00000097.944000MGJ0414+0534archived Jan 9 2002 12:00AM DChartas
036003304360ACIS-INONE5.0000004.969000M31archived Aug 11 2002 6:15PM NPrimini
035004084409ACIS-SNONE30.00000030.431000GRB021004archived Nov 25 2002 5:51PM NSako
035004074405ACIS-SNONE10.00000010.115000SN2002HIarchived Dec 10 2002 5:45PM NLewin
035004064404ACIS-SNONE30.00000030.335000SN2002HHarchived Nov 25 2002 8:58AM NLewin
035004054381ACIS-SHETG80.00000088.130000GRB021004archived Oct 5 2002 8:58AM NHARRISON
035004044364ACIS-SHETG80.00000078.122000GRB020813archived Aug 13 2002 11:46PM NRicker
035002983496ACIS-SNONE25.00000024.188000SN2001IGarchived Jun 11 2002 6:20AM NSchlegel
035002973495ACIS-SNONE25.00000023.734000SN2001IGarchived May 21 2002 11:53PM NSchlegel
035002963494ACIS-SNONE15.00000014.755000XRF020427archived May 14 2002 3:55AM NFox
035002953493ACIS-SNONE15.00000013.916000XRF020427archived May 6 2002 5:46AM NFox
035002943477ACIS-SNONE20.00000020.057000GRB020321archived Mar 31 2002 2:13AM NFox
035002923449ACIS-SNONE3.0000002.662000SGR1900+14archived Mar 11 2002 11:03AM DWoods
035002913441ACIS-INONE15.00000014.672000XRF011130archived Feb 20 2002 10:18AM NRicker
035002873437ACIS-INONE10.00000010.064000GRB020127archived Feb 11 2002 11:17AM NFox
035002863436ACIS-INONE10.0000009.968000GRB020127archived Jan 31 2002 10:37PM NFox
034003164358ACIS-INONE5.0000004.979000TEVJ2032+4130archived Aug 11 2002 8:07PM DButt
034003154285ACIS-SNONE5.0000004.687000V4641SGRarchived Aug 5 2002 4:16AM DRUPEN
034002703724ACIS-SHETG30.00000026.400000CYGX-1archived Jul 30 2002 5:42PM NFeng
034002683672ACIS-SNONE20.00000018.255000XTEJ1550-564archived Jun 19 2002 9:17AM DCorbel
034002673671ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.5380001E1740.7-2942archived Aug 17 2002 1:24PM DHeindl
034002663670ACIS-SHETG10.00000010.1400001E1740.7-2942archived Jun 13 2002 7:29PM DHeindl
034002653661ACIS-SLETG20.00000017.961000XTEJ0929-314archived May 15 2002 12:43AM DChakrabarty
034002563490ACIS-SNONE7.0000007.648000AQLX-1archived Sep 3 2002 4:27PM DRutledge
034002553489ACIS-SNONE7.0000007.858000AQLX-1archived Aug 18 2002 8:19AM DRutledge
034002543488ACIS-SNONE7.0000007.172000AQLX-1archived Jul 22 2002 9:01PM DRutledge
034002533487ACIS-SNONE7.0000006.549000AQLX-1archived Jul 5 2002 3:45PM DRutledge
034002523486ACIS-SNONE7.0000007.151000AQLX-1archived Jun 11 2002 3:50AM DRutledge
034002513485ACIS-SNONE7.0000007.672000AQLX-1archived May 20 2002 7:41AM DRutledge
034002503484ACIS-SNONE7.0000007.160000AQLX-1archived May 4 2002 11:04PM DRutledge
034002493483HRC-SNONE3.0000002.976000XTEJ1751-305archived Apr 10 2002 4:31PM DMARKWARDT
034002483481ACIS-SNONE1.0000001.133000XTEJ1908+094archived Apr 15 2002 5:39AM NRUPEN
034002473492ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.231000RXJ170930.2-263927archived Apr 23 2002 9:58PM DJonker
034002463475ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.965000RXJ170930.2-263927archived Apr 10 2002 5:49PM DJonker
034002393464ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.147000RXJ170930.2-263927archived Apr 1 2002 12:43AM DJonker
034002383463ACIS-SNONE8.4770008.477000RXJ170930.2-263927archived Mar 18 2002 11:46AM DJonker
034002373462ACIS-SNONE15.00000014.210000RXJ170930.2-263927archived Mar 12 2002 1:52PM DJonker
034002363448ACIS-SNONE30.00000027.457000XTEJ1550-564archived Mar 11 2002 3:16PM DCorbel
033000903455ACIS-SHETG35.00000034.457000GKPERarchived Apr 9 2002 3:06PM DMauche
033000893454ACIS-SHETG35.00000032.102000GKPERarchived Mar 27 2002 9:49AM DMauche
033000873434ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.629000IMNORMAEarchived Feb 4 2002 6:01PM NStarrfield
031000384410HRC-INONE1.0000001.116000EARTHarchived Feb 7 2003 1:23AM DGladstone
031000343447ACIS-SNONE12.00000011.718000C/2002C1archived Apr 15 2002 1:52AM DDennerl
031000343453ACIS-SNONE12.00000011.964000C/2002C1archived Apr 15 2002 11:15PM DDennerl
031000323412ACIS-SNONE20.00000020.122000FXRT011030archived Nov 29 2001 11:09AM DHARRISON
031000313411ACIS-SNONE50.00000047.209000FXRT011030archived Nov 9 2001 5:44PM NHARRISON
029000662239ACIS-INONE132.000000132.469000CDFSarchived Dec 23 2000 5:49PM NGIACCONI
029000662312ACIS-INONE136.000000125.323000CDFSarchived Dec 13 2000 3:47AM NGIACCONI
029000662313ACIS-INONE132.000000132.115000CDFSarchived Dec 21 2000 2:28AM NGIACCONI
029000662406ACIS-INONE31.00000030.079000CDFSarchived Dec 10 2000 11:51PM NGIACCONI
029000662409ACIS-INONE69.00000069.895000CDFSarchived Dec 19 2000 4:12AM NGIACCONI
028001782427ACIS-SNONE20.00000018.094000PKS0745-191archived Jun 16 2001 5:50AM DFabian
027006083395ACIS-SNONE30.00000028.777000MGJ0414+0534archived Nov 9 2001 8:34AM DChartas
027006073359ACIS-SNONE6.0000005.760000SDSSPJ083643+005453archived Jan 29 2002 12:02PM NBrandt
027006063358ACIS-SNONE8.0000008.262000SDSSPJ130608+035626archived Jan 29 2002 6:28AM NBrandt
027006053357ACIS-SNONE8.0000008.057000SDSSPJ103027+052455archived Jan 29 2002 9:11AM NBrandt
027003932454ACIS-SNONE5.0000004.500000CIRCINUSGALAXYarchived May 2 2001 4:20PM NMatt
025002853380HRC-SLETG170.000000167.446000RXJ1856.5-3754archived Oct 10 2001 5:18AM NTananbaum
025002853381HRC-SLETG170.000000171.073000RXJ1856.5-3754archived Oct 12 2001 7:31PM NTananbaum
025002853382HRC-SLETG100.500000101.926000RXJ1856.5-3754archived Oct 8 2001 8:31AM NTananbaum
025002853399HRC-SLETG9.5000009.318000RXJ1856.5-3754archived Oct 15 2001 11:59AM NTananbaum
025002002459ACIS-SNONE20.00000018.896000SGR1900+14archived Apr 30 2001 11:27PM NKouveliotou
025001992458ACIS-SNONE20.00000020.835000SGR1900+14archived Apr 22 2001 4:58AM NKulkarni
025001972424ACIS-SNONE30.00000029.923000GRB010222archived Feb 22 2001 10:28PM DPiro
024002343407ACIS-SHETG30.00000030.000000CYGX-1archived Oct 28 2001 4:33PM DCui
024002333360ACIS-SNONE2.5000002.641000NGC6440archived Aug 18 2001 8:23PM Nin'tZand
024001642430HRC-INONE10.0000009.889000GRS1758-258archived Mar 24 2001 7:43AM DHeindl
024001632429ACIS-SHETG30.00000030.280000GRS1758-258archived Mar 24 2001 10:58AM DHeindl
024001622428ACIS-SNONE20.00000020.400000KS1731-260archived Mar 27 2001 12:34AM DWijnands
024001612415ACIS-SHETG30.00000030.146000CYGNUSX-1archived Jan 4 2001 6:20AM DMiller
023000672514ACIS-SNONE10.00000010.179000WZSGEarchived Sep 19 2001 1:56AM NKuulkers
023000662513ACIS-SNONE10.00000012.075000WZSGEarchived Aug 22 2001 8:41AM NKuulkers
023000652512ACIS-SNONE5.0000004.910000WZSGEarchived Aug 7 2001 5:47PM NKuulkers
023000612508ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.159000WZSGEarchived Jul 29 2001 4:49PM NWheatley
023000592506HRC-SLETG20.00000019.984000WZSGEarchived Aug 18 2001 8:07AM NWheatley
023000582505HRC-SLETG20.00000018.760000WZSGEarchived Aug 6 2001 7:53PM NWheatley
023000572504HRC-SLETG20.00000019.950000WZSGEarchived Jul 27 2001 2:44AM NWheatley
023000562492ACIS-SNONE20.00000019.885000CIAQLarchived Aug 1 2001 12:52PM DGreiner
023000542465ACIS-SNONE2.0000002.149000CIAQLarchived Jun 1 2001 8:41PM DGreiner
022001252338ACIS-SHETG25.00000024.838000WR140archived May 8 2001 8:01PM DPollock
022001242337ACIS-SHETG50.00000046.124000WR140archived Dec 29 2000 10:32AM DPollock
01100011961HRC-SLETG19.1000000.000000Discardeddiscarded Nov 26 1999 9:02AM 3WAITE
017002661715HRC-SLETG20.00000019.839000MRK421archived May 29 2000 5:53PM NFRUSCIONE
017002651714ACIS-SHETG20.00000019.830000MRK421archived May 29 2000 11:57AM NFRUSCIONE
01700202442ACIS-SNONE5.0000004.976000NGC526Aarchived Apr 23 2000 6:54AM SWilson
015704701520ACIS-SNONE25.00000024.035000NGC3184archived Feb 3 2000 11:00AM 3Schlegel
01500093364HRC-INONE50.00000048.159000PSRB0833-45archived Feb 21 2000 2:11AM NHelfand
015000921518HRC-INONE50.00000050.215008PSRB0833-45archived Jan 20 2000 12:33AM NHelfand
014001121846ACIS-SNONE5.0000004.630000XTEJ1550-564archived Sep 11 2000 5:10AM DTomsick
014001111845ACIS-SNONE5.0000005.164000XTEJ1550-564archived Aug 21 2000 9:08AM DTomsick
014001101701ACIS-SLETG30.00000027.830000XTEJ1118+48archived Apr 18 2000 6:36PM DMcClintock
01400093426ACIS-SHETG20.00000018.318000CYGX-3archived Apr 6 2000 8:17PM NMcCollough
01400092425ACIS-SHETG20.00000021.533000CYGX-3archived Apr 4 2000 2:05PM NMcCollough
013000532336ACIS-SHETG20.00000019.222000ZANDROMEDAEarchived Nov 13 2000 3:19PM DCharles
013000411706ACIS-SHETG60.00000059.881000EXHYAarchived May 18 2000 9:59AM DHowell
01300037327ACIS-SNONE5.0000004.947000Mispointingarchived Feb 8 2000 4:18PM DDiStefano
011000111464HRC-SLETG14.76000014.778000JUPITERarchived Nov 26 1999 2:35PM 3WAITE
011000111465HRC-SLETG23.15000023.418000JUPITERarchived Nov 26 1999 8:07PM 3WAITE
01100010960ACIS-SNONE22.60000022.380800JUPITERarchived Nov 25 1999 7:38PM 3WAITE
011000101463ACIS-SNONE22.60000022.364800JUPITERarchived Nov 26 1999 2:10AM 3WAITE

Canceled DDT Observations
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089007379576ACIS-INONE2.000000ChandraDeepField-ScanceledTananbaum
089007379577ACIS-INONE30.000000ChandraDeepField-ScanceledTananbaum
073001827301ACIS-SHETG15.000000RSOphcanceledStarrfield
073001817300ACIS-SHETG15.000000RSOphcanceledStarrfield
073001807299HRC-SLETG20.000000RSOphcanceledStarrfield
072004618475ACIS-INONE10.000000L1415EXorcanceledKASTNER
062003656206ACIS-SNONE8.333333V1118OricanceledAudard
062003646205ACIS-SNONE8.333333V1118OricanceledAudard
045004144450ACIS-SNONE20.000000SN2002iccanceledHughes
041000525328HRC-INONE2.500000MooncanceledDrake
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037006143421ACIS-SNONE30.000000MGJ0414+0534canceledChartas
037006133420ACIS-SNONE30.000000MGJ0414+0534canceledChartas
035002993497ACIS-SNONE25.000000SN2001IGcanceledSchlegel
035002903440ACIS-SNONE25.000000SN2002APcanceledSchlegel
035002893439ACIS-SNONE25.000000SN2002APcanceledSchlegel
035002883438ACIS-SNONE25.000000SN2002APcanceledSchlegel
034002693723ACIS-SNONE30.000000MACHO-99-BLG-22canceledReynolds
034002453470ACIS-SNONE10.000000RXJ170930.2-263927canceledJonker
034002443469ACIS-SNONE10.000000RXJ170930.2-263927canceledJonker
034002433468ACIS-SNONE10.000000RXJ170930.2-263927canceledJonker
034002423467ACIS-SNONE5.000000RXJ170930.2-263927canceledJonker
034002413466ACIS-SNONE5.000000RXJ170930.2-263927canceledJonker
034002403465ACIS-SNONE5.000000RXJ170930.2-263927canceledJonker
033000883435ACIS-SNONE25.000000IMNORMAEcanceledStarrfield
031000333446ACIS-SNONE8.000000C/2002C1canceledDennerl
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027006093396ACIS-SNONE30.000000MGJ0414+0534canceledChartas
025002022461ACIS-SNONE5.000000SGR1900+14canceledKouveliotou
025002012460ACIS-SNONE5.000000SGR1900+14canceledKouveliotou
025001982457ACIS-SNONE0.000000SGR1900+14canceledKulkarni
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023000552466ACIS-SNONE0.000000CIAQLcanceledGreiner
014001131847ACIS-SNONE5.000000XTEJ1550-564canceledTomsick
011000272517ACIS-SNONE9.000000COMET19P/BORRELLYcanceledDennerl
011000273377ACIS-SNONE9.000000COMET19P/BORRELLYcanceledDennerl
011000273378ACIS-SNONE9.000000COMET19P/BORRELLYcanceledDennerl
011000273379ACIS-SNONE9.000000COMET19P/BORRELLYcanceledDennerl


Sequence Number: 400933

Title : The cold neutron star in the long-duration transient AX J1754.2-2754
PI: Keek
Abstract: As written in Atel#1575, J1754j went to quiescence after a long
outburst. The source is an ultra-compact X-ray binary. The long
outburst duration and ultra-compact nature make this source resemble
H1905+000. The current Chandra non-detection, based on a 2 ks-long
observation, shows that J1754 is very faint already given that the long
outburst duration facilitates a high neutron star crust temperature.
The low flux and the relatively high N_H forego triggering the Wijnands
et al. ToO (which is based on measuring neutron star X-ray spectra).
Instead, we propose to obtain one 30 ks observation to search for J1754
in quiescence. In 30 ks we would reach a flux limit of ~5E-15 erg cm-2
s-1, yielding a luminosity limit of 5E31 erg/s. A non-detection would
make J1754 the second UCXB to be very cold (after H1905) suggesting
that the UC nature and hence the composition of the accreted material
is important for setting the NS temperature and or the cooling rate.


Sequence Number: 400932

Title : Chandra follow up of XTE J1719-291
PI: Sala
Abstract: XTE J1719-291 is a new, faint X-ray transient, discovered with RXTE/PCA
on March 21 (ATel#1442). PCA monitoring indicated an initial rise
followed by a delcine. Swift/XRT follow up on 30 March and April 3
provided the position with an uncertainty of 3.8 arcsec and confirmed
the decline (ATel#1451,#1467). The XRT spectrum was fit with an
absorbed powerlaw with nH=6e21cm-2 and a photon index of 3. A more
recent Swift observation on April 9 showed a re-brightening by a factor
10 and a hardening of the spectrum (ATel#1467), with a photon index of
2.5 and a 2-10 keV absorbed flux of 1.4e-11 erg/cm2/s. There are no
known objects in Simbad or ROSAT catalogues within the XRT error
circle. To identify the IR counterpart, we observed XTE J1719 on April
11 in 7 bands (grizJHK) with GROND at the MPI/ESO 2.2m telescope at La
Silla. We find 13 near-infrared sources in the XRT error circle. The
transient properties are unusual, so it's unclear what kind of NIR
variability is to be expected.


Sequence Number: 701771

Title : Chandra observation of a flaring galaxy with strong optical
emission-line light echo
PI: Komossa
Abstract: We have discovered among SDSS-DR6, in Dec. 2007, a galaxy which is
unique in showing super-strong high-ionization iron lines and very
unusual double-peaked Balmer lines which are fading away, but have not
yet disappeared. The high degree of line ionization implies that we see
the light-echo of an (unobserved) EUV-X-ray flare. We have confirmed,
with optical ToO photometry on Jan. 1, 2008 the low-energy tail of this
flare in the optical and NIR. Only a few X-ray flaring galaxies are
known. This is the first time we have seen such a broad line and
continuum response. With Chandra, we will for the first time detect the
actual X-rays from this flare, characterize the X-ray emission, locate
the flare within 1 kpc of the nucleus, and test the favored scenario -
tidal disruption of a star - before the flare has faded away. Depending
on the measured source's X-ray brightness, we will then consider X-ray
monitoring to map the emission-line changes in response to the X-ray
fading.


Sequence Number: 501018

Title : An Unexpected Re-Brightening in SHB 080503: Afterglow or
mini-Supernova, 2nd Epoch
PI: Butler
Abstract: Gaining a deep understanding of the origin and nature of Short
(duration) Hard (spectrum) Gamma-ray Bursts (SHBs) is one of the last
frontiers of GRB research. We can now say almost for certain that the
progenitors of SHBs are different from those of Long-Soft GRBs (LSBs).
This is based almost entirely on observations of the host galaxies of
SHBs, which seem to be an older population than the hosts of LSBs:
whereas the 50+ hosts of LSBs appear to be underluminous star bursts,
and a handful of the bursts themselves have been directly associated
with supernova (SN) explosions. SHB hosts span the range from giant
elliptical to faint blue galaxies. A multi-wavelength campaign is
critical to ameliorate the large theoretical uncertainty as to what
types of progenitor systems --- a possible ``mini-SN'' (Li \& Paczynski
1998) from a compact object mergers or binary WD merger (Levan et al.
2006) --- are at the origin of SHBs.


Sequence Number: 501017

Title : An Unexpected Re-Brightening in SHB 080503: Afterglow or
mini-Supernova
PI: Butler
Abstract: Gaining a deep understanding of the origin and nature of Short
(duration) Hard (spectrum) Gamma-ray Bursts (SHBs) is one of the last
frontiers of GRB research. We can now say almost for certain that the
progenitors of SHBs are different from those of Long-Soft GRBs (LSBs).
This is based almost entirely on observations of the host galaxies of
SHBs, which seem to be an older population than the hosts of LSBs:
whereas the 50+ hosts of LSBs appear to be underluminous star bursts,
and a handful of the bursts themselves have been directly associated
with supernova (SN) explosions. SHB hosts span the range from giant
elliptical to faint blue galaxies. A multi-wavelength campaign is
critical to ameliorate the large theoretical uncertainty as to what
types of progenitor systems --- a possible ``mini-SN'' (Li \& Paczynski
1998) from a compact object mergers or binary WD merger (Levan et al.
2006) --- are at the origin of SHBs.


Sequence Number: 501014

Title : Chandra observations of a nearby supernova
PI: Roelofs
Abstract: We propose Chandra observations of the nearby type-Ia supernova
SN2007on to characterize its X-ray emission, which will help us
constrain the nature of the progenitor. We ask for an initial 40ks
which will enable us to put useful constraints on its X-ray flux.


Sequence Number: 501014

Title : Chandra observations of a nearby supernova
PI: Roelofs
Abstract: We propose Chandra observations of the nearby type-Ia supernova
SN2007on to characterize its X-ray emission, which will help us
constrain the nature of the progenitor. We ask for an initial 40ks
which will enable us to put useful constraints on its X-ray flux.


Sequence Number: 400934

Title : Locating the Ultraluminous Supersoft X-ray Source in NGC300
PI: Kong
Abstract: We propose to obtain the first Chandra image of the nearest very
luminous (Lx=1e38-1e39 erg/s) recurrent supersoft X-ray source (SSS)
currently in outburst. The source, located in NGC300, has a 5.4-hr
period and is ultraluminous in the high state. In AO-7, we obtained a
Chandra HRC-I observation to locate the position in order to search for
the optical counterpart in archival HST and VLT images. However, the
source was off with a 99% upper limit of 3.5e37 erg/s (ATel#1560).
NGC300 was observed with Swift on 2008 5/20, 6/4, and 6/19. The SSS was
clearly detected with XRT in all observations and all the source
photons are from below 0.7 keV, consistent with a SSS. The 0.2-2 keV
unabsorbed luminosity is about 1.5-2e38 erg/s (ATel#1560). If the
companion can be identified, we can set a strong constraint on the
donor and conclude whether the compact object is an IMBH. It would also
provide important information about the formation of SSS in a black
hole binary system.


Sequence Number: 400931

Title : A rare transient in M81: a merger event?
PI: Jonker
Abstract: A recently discovered optical transient (OT) in M81 (atel #1330) can
not be explained by a known transient event, it is a very good merger
candidate (NS-NS, BH-NS). Distinguishing properties are: decay rate is
too fast for a NOVA, optical brightness is too low for a SN (MV=-7.3),
the K-band magnitude and NIR colors rule out a foreground flaring
M-dwarf, the source is too bright for an transient X-ray binary. We
searched the Chandra archive for the presence of an X-ray source. None
was found even after stacking all the ACIS data. A transient X-ray
source was observed on 2000-05-07 in Chandra OBS ID 735 close to the
position of the OT. However, the distance to the position of the OT was
2.8 arcsec which is too much for the two events to come from the same
source. The optical decay time matches the predicted decay time for a
merger event (Sylvestre 2003). If this OT is a merger event, X-rays are
predicted to be emitted due to either fall back or radio-active decay
of ejected material.


Sequence Number: 200526

Title : The physics of flares in young stellar objects
PI: Micela
Abstract: Flares are the most extreme manifestation of stellar activity. Magnetic
reconnection produces fast electrons that hit the stellar surface to
produce chromospheric material evaporation. Non-thermal heating shows
up as impulsive flares in optical and hard X-rays, and evaporation as
longer soft X-ray flares. Multi-band observations covering thermal and
non-thermal components are essential to understand the physics of
flaring. The CoRoT space telescope will continuously observe the star
forming region NGC2264 for 20 days in March 2008 in the optical with
unprecedented photometric precision and with a temporal resolution of
10s of sec, ideal for the detection of impulsive events. We ask for two
100ksec observations in the two most populated cluster regions during
the CoRoT observation to simultaneously study the non-thermal (CoRoT)
and the thermal (Chandra) components of flares. 100s of flaring sources
have already been detected in a single ACIS field in NGC2264 (Flaccomio
et al. 2006).


Sequence Number: 200526

Title : The physics of flares in young stellar objects
PI: Micela
Abstract: Flares are the most extreme manifestation of stellar activity. Magnetic
reconnection produces fast electrons that hit the stellar surface to
produce chromospheric material evaporation. Non-thermal heating shows
up as impulsive flares in optical and hard X-rays, and evaporation as
longer soft X-ray flares. Multi-band observations covering thermal and
non-thermal components are essential to understand the physics of
flaring. The CoRoT space telescope will continuously observe the star
forming region NGC2264 for 20 days in March 2008 in the optical with
unprecedented photometric precision and with a temporal resolution of
10s of sec, ideal for the detection of impulsive events. We ask for two
100ksec observations in the two most populated cluster regions during
the CoRoT observation to simultaneously study the non-thermal (CoRoT)
and the thermal (Chandra) components of flares. 100s of flaring sources
have already been detected in a single ACIS field in NGC2264 (Flaccomio
et al. 2006).


Sequence Number: 900737

Title : The Chandra Deep Field-South Survey: A Public Chandra Legacy
PI: Tananbaum
Abstract: Director's Discretionary observation to increase the exposure on the
CDFS from 1Msec to 2 Msec


Sequence Number: 900737

Title : The Chandra Deep Field-South Survey: A Public Chandra Legacy
PI: Tananbaum
Abstract: Director's Discretionary observation to increase the exposure on the
CDFS from 1Msec to 2 Msec


Sequence Number: 900737

Title : The Chand