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Before it went supernova, the star Cas A likely had an iron-rich core that was surrounded by layers of sulfur and silicon, which were in turn overlaid by magnesium, neon and oxygen, researchers said.
Chandra's observations showed that, after the explosion, most of that iron has now migrated to Cas A's outer edges.
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