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Home » Astronomy and space » Telescopes and space missions » Cosmic-ray theory gets the cold shoulder

Cosmic-ray theory gets the cold shoulder

23 Apr 2012
Theory of gamma-ray bursts is out in the cold
One of the leading theories describing how the most energetic cosmic rays are produced may need a re

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Ceri Perkins is a science writer based in the US
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