... State. "The fact that the measured intensities of very high-energy neutrinos, ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays, and high-energy gamma rays are roughly comparable tempted us to wonder if these extremely energetic particles have some physical connections...
... astronomers have long been intrigued by why there are far more high-energy positrons in cosmic rays than is expected by current theoretical models. Cosmic rays are made up of atomic nuclei – most of which are hydrogen nuclei – that travel at the...
...incredibly light nights that would have occurred as a result of the explosions, cosmic rays may have caused mutations to life on Earth on a cellular level. .... The big thing turns out to be the cosmic rays. The really high-energy ones are pretty rare…...
... always been fraught with unknown potential perils, but now the risk of chronic dementia from galactic cosmic ray exposure could face astronomers on a long-haul trip to Mars say scientists. Studies by scientists at University of California (UCl...
... radiation that is the equivalent of 150 to 6,000 chest x-rays, depending on their length of stay in space. Scientists have ... only 2 millimeters thick absorbed almost 2 percent of the cosmic radiation during its month stay in the off-world laboratory...
... with hole to access the station electronics. Signals more similar to neutrinos are caused by cosmic rays that interact in the atmosphere. A cosmic ray interaction in the atmosphere also causes a particle cascade, which in turn is the cause of radio...