When the radio squeaks, an extraterrestrial particle enters the earthly atmosphere (and tells us where it comes from) Post a Comment LOFAR, the big international radio telescope, can now be used as a particle detector. Astronomers made a new model to determine the type and cosmic source of incoming cocmic particles. Baca JugaAdvanced atomic clock makes a better dark matter detectorPrototype fuel gauge for orbitStellar flares can lead to diminishment of a planet's habitability Read More Share : You may like these posts :Experiment confirms fundamental symmetry in natureRadio telescopes could spot stars hidden in the galactic centerMessier 17: A cosmic rose with many namesHot, dense material surrounds O-type star with largest magnetic field known Post a Comment for "When the radio squeaks, an extraterrestrial particle enters the earthly atmosphere (and tells us where it comes from)"
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