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Cosmic rays can have energies of over 10... There has been interest in investigating cosmic rays of even greater energies... Most cosmic rays originate from extrasolar sources within our own galaxy such as rotating... the fact that some cosmic rays have extremely high energies provides evidence that at least some must be of extra... The origin of cosmic rays with energies up to 10... The origin of cosmic rays with energy greater than 10... Observations have shown that cosmic rays with an energy above 10 GeV... instead is due to galactic magnetic fields causing cosmic rays to travel in spiral paths... The most energetic cosmic rays will be least deflected by their passage through the Galactic and extragalactic magnetic fields... are cosmic rays that originate from the... energy solar cosmic rays fade more or less smoothly into the galactic ones as one looks at increasingly higher... it was found that the solar cosmic rays vary widely in their intensity and spectrum... an increase in the intensity of solar cosmic rays is followed by a decrease in all other cosmic rays... There are further differences between cosmic rays of solar and galactic origin... mainly in that the galactic cosmic rays show an enhancement of heavy elements such as... are cosmic rays with unexpectedly low energies... Cosmic rays may broadly be divided into two categories... The cosmic rays that arise in extrasolar astrophysical sources are primary cosmic rays... these primary cosmic rays can interact with... Secondary cosmic rays consist of the other nuclei which are not abundant nuclear synthesis end products... These light nuclei appear in cosmic rays in much greater abundance... of cosmic rays incident on the Earth... describes the change in the interstellar intensities of cosmic rays as they propagate in the... This region acts as a barrier to cosmic rays and it decreases their intensities at lower energies by about 90... their failure in describing the mechanisms influencing the cosmic rays in the heliosphere... The nuclei that make up cosmic rays are able to travel from their distant sources to the Earth because of the low... so when the cosmic rays approach Earth they begin to collide with the nuclei of atmospheric gases... Cosmic rays can also be detected directly when they pass through particle detectors flown aboard satellites or... can be stacked together and exposed directly to cosmic rays in space or high altitude... Cosmic rays are also responsible for the continuous production of a number of... Cosmic rays kept the level of... belief that cosmic rays were primarily charged particles... variety of experimental investigations demonstrated that the primary cosmic rays are mostly positively charged particles... a nuclear emulsion that had been exposed to cosmic rays at a high... published in 1937 described how primary cosmic rays from space interact with the upper atmosphere to produce particles observed at the ground level... energy primary cosmic rays by the techniques of... the energy spectrum of the primary cosmic rays is now known to extend beyond 10... beyond which very few cosmic rays should be observed... Cosmic rays constitute a fraction of the annual radiation exposure of human beings on earth... Cosmic rays have sufficient energy to alter the states of elements in electronic... Galactic cosmic rays are one of the most important barriers standing in the way of plans for interplanetary... Cosmic rays have been implicated in the triggering of electrical breakdown in... Whether cosmic rays have any role in climate change is disputed... Cosmic rays have been experimentally determined to be able to produce ultra... have been made for the mechanism by which cosmic rays might affect clouds... long way from actually demonstrating an influence of cosmic rays on the real world climate... Whether cosmic rays are correlated with climate or not... cosmic rays have been used as a catchall... s research of cosmic rays is said to have contributed to... Terrestrial cosmic rays and soft errors... Taking Cosmic Rays for a spin... Cloud Chamber Observations of Cosmic Rays at 4300 Meters Elevation and Near Sea... Cosmic Rays and Particle Physics... Aspects of the modulation of cosmic rays in the outer heliosphere...

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