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Introduction
Sonification
3D Models
3D Plates
Visual Description
Chandra ☰
Braille/Tactile Posters & Cards
Audio Resources
Touchable Universe in a Box
Mini Stars Kits
Lego for the Blind
A Universe of Touch and Sound

Additional Audio Resources

The following materials are accessible to people who are blind or visually impaired using a combination of Braille, tactile techniques, and descriptions in both large format text and audio formats, as well as a collection of 3D prints of cosmic objects.

Visual Descriptions (Podcasts)
Visual Descriptions (XML)
Narrated audio files of the visual descriptions of recent Chandra images released.

Data Sonifications: A Universe of Sound
Actual NASA multiwavelength data of objects in our Universe, such as exploding stars and stellar nurseries, that has been translated into sound-based representations.

Chandra X-ray Observatory podcasts
The most recent cutting-edge discoveries and updates from NASA’s Chandra mission in audio formats. New podcasts are produced approximately every 2-3 weeks.

A Universe of Notes
This audio explanation of the electromagnetic spectrum makes an analogy between sound and light.

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RESOURCES
Data Sonification
Visual Descriptions
3D Models
3D Tactile Plates
Lego for the Blind
Additional Audio Resources
Touchable Universe in a Box
Mini Stars Kits
Braille/Tactile Posters & Cards


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