The definitive schedule will always be the long term and short term schedules found on the Chandra web pages:
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The Chandra schedule is always subject to change, so please consult the schedules near the time of any multi-wavelength observation to check on the status of the Chandra observation.
As of today, July 8, 2012, the following is the *long term* schedule. Observations are “week of” and year 2012. Specific dates are subject to change as the Chandra schedule evolves:
ObsID Exposure Week (UT) Best Chandra Orbits*
for IR AO
13850 180 ks 06-Feb to 13-Feb None
13854 40 ks 26-Mar to 02-Apr None
13855 40 ks
13847 180 ks 30-Apr to 07-May 1760
13856 40 ks
13857 40 ks
13849 180 ks 07-May to 14-May None
13848 180 ks
13846 180 ks 14-May to 21-May 1764-1766
13845 180 ks
14460 24 ks 09-Jul to 16-Jul 1787
13844 20 ks
14461 76 ks
14462 32 ks
13853 160 ks
13841 180 ks 16-Jul to 23-Jul 1788-1790
13842 180 ks
13839 180 ks 23-Jul to 30-Jul 1791
13840 180 ks
13838 180 ks 30-Jul to 06-Aug None
13852 160 ks
13851 180 ks 15-Oct to 22-Oct 1822
13843 180 ks 22-Oct to 29-Oct None
*Our preference - the actual Chandra orbits for the observations may differ. Again, always check the short term schedules to find the specific times of the Chandra observations.
Simulated 3 Msec, 0th Order Image