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How a super-energetic particle from outer space could help physics | Explained

How a super-energetic particle from outer space could help physics | Explained
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No conventional explanation : Mysterious particle is falling on Earth from space and scientists are confused about its origin

Astronomers have detected an uncommon and highly energetic particle descending to Earth, identified as the Amaterasu particle.

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The Second Most Powerful Cosmic Ray in History Came from--Nowhere?

Amaterasu the most powerful cosmic ray seen in three decades seems to come from an empty point of the sky. New telescopes may solve the mystery of its origins

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Cosmic particle with energy of 240EeV heading for Earth

Named Amaterasu, after the Japanese sun goddess (pictured), it is the second highest energy particle ever recorded. The first was the

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Mysterious ultrahigh-energy cosmic ray puzzles astronomers – Physics World

Mysterious ultrahigh-energy cosmic ray puzzles astronomers – Physics World
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