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To find and download HEASARC data in the cloud, you can use astroquery.heasarc or download our new tool, hark.

The HEASARC and NuSTAR teams are greatly saddened by the sudden passing of Katja Pottschmidt. Most recently Katja was the lead scientist for the NuSTAR Guest Observer Facility (GOF), a role she had supported for many years. During her science career she worked on many other high energy astrophysics missions and played an integral role in advancing our knowledge of the universe. She was a wonderful colleague and friend and will be keenly missed by all who knew her.

Due to the plugin's growing age and its instability, we have ceased development with it and are no longer supporting its use. Its most recent release is still available below, but we cannot provide assistance should it not work for you as is.

Get the LHEATcl Plugin!

NEW! Version 2.0.1 is now available. Unix users: If you have installed the previous version, you may need to remove liblheatclp20.so from your .netscape/plugins directory before installing this one. This is powered by the LHEA plugin. If the indicator below is not green, you need to get the plugin.

Are you ready to view these pages ? <- Should be green if you have the latest LHEA Plugin version!

Read the API documentation for what's different from the Scriptics version of the plugin and how to use the extra features.

Installing the LHEATcl Plugin

To install, simply download the appropriate file for your given platform (by clicking on it). For the unix flavors, just type:
  1. gzip -dc tclplug20-platform.tar.gz | tar xvf -
  2. cd tclplug20-platform
  3. ./install.sh
For Windows/Windows NT and Macintosh, just grab the self-extracting files below and execute them.

All Plug-in flavors

NOTE: We have dropped support for the plugin and cannot provide assistance should you decide to install the plugin.

Retired plugin versions

These are binaries for the 2.0 version of the plugin on platforms we are no longer able to support. They might be of some use.
  1. Linux for x86 libc (earlier flavors of Linux) (or FreeBSD with the linux compatibility mode)
  2. SGI/IRIX 5.3 The current IRIX 6.5 binary will probably work, we suggest you try it first, anyway.

Source

Here's the Source file. Building it yourself is easier than the last release but is still only recommended for "advanced" users or if the binaries don't work for some reason. See the README file in the top level of the source distribution for notes on build issues for specific systems.


If you have any problems or need a binary for a platform that isn't here, just email us at wasabi@athena.gsfc.nasa.gov