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cosmic ray: Mysterious cosmic ray in US Utah came from Milky Way, claim scientists

Scientists have identified the powerful cosmic ray that had struck the atmosphere above Utah on May 27, 2021. The particle was observed by Telescope Array and was nicknamed Amaterasu, after the sun goddess in Japanese mythology.

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A global gala, a gingerbread feast: Walt Disney World wraps holidays in light, music and more

A global gala, a gingerbread feast: Walt Disney World wraps holidays in light, music and more
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High-energy sun goddess particle opens possibilities for new physics, exciting scientists

Scientists have discovered a mysterious, highly energetic "sun goddess" particle that could act as a messenger for some of the universe’s most powerful events.

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Cosmic Ray From Unidentified Source Hits Earth, Baffles Scientists

A cosmic ray of immense power, named after a Japanese deity, hits the Earth from a mysterious source in a barren region of the cosmos, a new research said. 🔬 Cosmic Ray From Unidentified Source Hits Earth, Baffles Scientists.

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Weird New Goddess Particle Found In Utah Has Scientists Spit-Balling Crazy Theories

Scientists are struggling to explain the appearance on Earth of the previously unknown “Amaterasu particle” during the second-strongest cosmic ray event ever detected.

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