Physicists provide benchmark data of sodium-like iron ions for astrophysical modeling
Iron is one of the most abundant heavy elements in the universe. Its spectral features stand out in many astronomical spectra, especially in those of stars and galaxies. As a dominant emitter in many X-ray sources, iron ions have been the focus of decades of spectral studies, offering valuable insights into cosmic plasmas.
Iron is one of the most abundant heavy elements in the universe. Its spectral features stand out in many astronomical spectra, especially in those of stars and galaxies. As a dominant emitter in many X-ray sources, iron ions have been the focus of decades of spectral studies, offering valuable insights into cosmic plasmas.
