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THIS little book gives a fascinating account of cosmic ray research, its results and its unsolved problems ; the book is, indeed, an outstandingly attractive work on science for the non-specialist, and should appeal to the educated public that in recent years has so eagerly welcomed accounts ...
10. What is the origin of cosmic rays? 10.宇宙射线的起源是什么? 11. What is the origin of mass? 11.物质的起源是什么? 12. What is the smallest scale of space-time? 12.时空的最小尺度是是多少? 13. Is water necessary for all life in the universe, or just on Earth? 13.水是宇宙中...
The dose of cosmic radiation is maximal near the North pole or South pole, so airline crews experience more cosmic rays if they routinely work close to these areas (Source). Prior to the discovery of cosmic rays, physicists believed that they were actually gamma rays being produced as a resu...
Cosmic rays and the interstellar medium In the Beginning : What did astrophysicists know and when did they know it ?Shore
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tll mostly protected byEarth's magnetic feld (磁场). But on a journey to Mars they'd be exposed to solar radiation andcosmic rays(宇宙射线), the latter of which especially can damage DNA and brain cells.Just keeping astronauts supplied with drinkable water and breathable air is a challenge....
This machine is called a muon detector. Muons are subatomic particles that result from cosmic rays. 这个机器叫做介子探测器。介子是起源于宇宙射线的亚原子粒子。 OK, let me start over. Cosmic rays aren’t actually "rays"--they’re basically protons, zipping through outer space at close to light...
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The origin of the highest energy cosmic rays is still unknown. The discovery of their sources is expected to reveal the workings of the most energetic astr... K Kotera,AV Olinto - 《Physics》 被引量: 291发表: 2011年 Cosmic Rays: The Most Energetic Particles in the Universe Cosmic rays ar...