A wide Chandra view of the core of the Perseus cluster
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C. S. Crawford | A. C. Fabian | S. W. Allen | G. B. Taylor | C. Crawford | W. Forman | S. Allen | A. Fabian | E. Churazov | C. Reynolds | H. Russell | R. Canning | J. Sanders | R. Johnstone | P. Salomé | J. Hlavacek-Larrondo | A. Young | J. S. Sanders | E. Churazov | C. S. Reynolds | W. Forman | J. Hlavacek-Larrondo | R. M. Johnstone | A. J. Young | R.E.A. Canning | J. GaBany | H. R. Russell | P. Salome | R. J. Gabany | G. Taylor | J. Gabany | Steven W. Allen | W. Forman | H. Russell | Ac Fabian | C. Reynolds | J. S. Sanders | G. Taylor | Andrew J. Young
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