Cosmic rays

“A new lens” into the Universe’s most energetic particles.

The results indicate that cosmic ray electron count rates are strongly influenced by the solar modulation.

Further evidence of spectral hardening and softening of cosmic ray particles.

Scientists used high-powered lasers to make small solar flares to study magnetic reconnection.

Keeping time with the cosmos.

Unveiling a century-old mystery.

They could, for the first time, explore the properties of the dust in central regions of the Galaxy.

Probing deeper into origins of cosmic rays.

The results are consistent with a charge-dependent softening energy of protons and helium nuclei.

Building quantum computers underground or designing radiation-proof qubits may be needed.

Studying Supernova Remnants is essential to better comprehend their role in the evolution of galaxies, dispersing the heavy elements made in the supernova explosion...

The new research might also help explain how these energetic particles are accelerated to attain a speed that is close to the speed of light.