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First Detection of the Doppler Shift of X-ray Photons Due to a Telescope's Orbital Motion
We have detected for the first time the redshifting and blueshifting of X-ray photons due to the orbital motion of an X-ray telescope around the Earth. Current and planned X-ray telescopes like XRISM/Resolve and NewAthena can achieve energy resolutions $R = E / ΔE \approx 1000$, requiring spectrosco
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