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 Hinode
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 Hinode is a joint mission involving the space agencies of Japan, the United States, Europe,  and the United Kingdom. It is depicted in the *illustration shown above*.
 The spacecraft is equipped with three instruments: the Solar Optical Telescope (SOT), the Extreme Ultraviolet Imaging Spectrometer (EIS), and the X-Ray Telescope (XRT).
 These instruments are designed to provide multi-wavelength data from the  photosphere to the upper corona. The solar spacecraft spacecraft was launched at 6:36 a.m on
 September 23, 2006 (Japan Standard Time) and placed into a polar,  sun-synchronous orbit, enabling continuous observations of the Sun. For further information, visit `NASA's Hinode space mission to the Sun`_.
 
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 The X-Ray Telescope
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 The X-Ray Telescope (XRT), depicted as a long linear black tube on the Hinode spacecraft (illustration at the top of the page), is a crucial instrument for observing the solar corona's most intense regions, with temperatures ranging from 1,000,000 to 10,000,000 Kelvin.
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 The XRT software was originally created in Interactive Data Language (IDL).
 IDL is a software programming language used to analyze and create meaningful information from numerical data.
 
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 .. note::
    Please note that the `SolarSoft XRT Analysis Guide`_ does not serve as a guide for using XRTpy.
    It focuses solely on the analysis of XRT data using the IDL software.