Participate in New Survey on Color Blindness and Astronomy

Submitted by chandra on Mon, 2024-09-23 10:19
A collage of four space images.
Upper-left: Cassiopeia A; Upper-right: V404 Cygni; Lower-left: Helix Nebula; Lower-right: M74
Credit: NASA/CXC, HST, JWST, SST & Swift
A graphic that asks, how do you view the Universe? A QR code is accompanied by text that reads, Studying Astronomical Images for Different Types of Colorblindness. Help scientists by participating in a short online survey. The graphic is also a link to the survey.
Credit: NASA/CXC/SAO/N.Aftab

Chandra is committed not only to learning about the Universe, but also to learning about learning about the Universe. Our team have become experts — and partners with others outside of Chandra — on examining how people view and explore space through astronomical data.

Our latest research project involves investigating how people with color blindness experience astronomical images. Please consider taking our survey on this topic. You do not need to have color blindness to participate, but, of course, we are excited to hear from people who do!

The survey is open now. We would greatly appreciate it if you could take the time to fill it out — it’s short! Also, please feel free to share this survey with your family, friends, and colleagues: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/coloruniverse

Thank you for your help!

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