Possible Origin Of Cosmic Rays Revealed With Gamma Rays

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Possible Origin Of Cosmic Rays Revealed With Gamma Rays

The astronomers studied the remnant of a supernova that exploded some 1,000 years ago, leaving behind an expanding shell of debris which, seen from the Earth, is twice the diameter of the Moon. The resulting image helps to solve a mystery that has been puzzling scientists for almost 100 years - the origin of cosmic rays.

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Possible Origin Of Cosmic Rays Revealed With Gamma Rays

The astronomers studied the remnant of a supernova that exploded some 1,000 years ago, leaving behind an expanding shell of debris which, seen from the Earth, is twice the diameter of the Moon. The resulting image helps to solve a mystery that has been puzzling scientists for almost 100 years - the origin of cosmic rays.

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.This is a duplicate thread....


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[ToSeek]

Oops! I did take a quick peek for duplications, since this was comparatively old news. Didn't spot your entry, I'm afraid.

[George]

No problem. Just thought I'd mess with ya.

This topic is interesting as it coincides with the endochronology (due to cosmic rays) found on this thread... 8000 sunspot high . Oddly enough, that was my thread which happened to be a duplicate and I wasn't even rusty.

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