Cosmic rays - Versijų istorija

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	Most of the cosmic rays, including the protons, electrons, and antiprotons,		Most of the cosmic rays, including the protons, electrons, and antiprotons,
	<br> are created by massive [[quark-~~stars~~]] (which are commonly called "[[black holes]]"),		<br> are created by massive [[quark-spheres]] (which are commonly called "[[black holes]]"),
	<br> which emit high-energy gamma-rays, which then split-into high-speed		<br> which emit high-energy gamma-rays, which then split-into high-speed
	<br> proton-antiproton pairs. Those antiprotons in-turn decay into electrons.		<br> proton-antiproton pairs. Those antiprotons in-turn decay into electrons.

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	<br> intergalactic distances before they are stopped.		<br> intergalactic distances before they are stopped.

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Eengglish: Naujas puslapis: So-called "cosmic rays" are high-speed high-energy particles
which shoot throughout the universe in all directions.
Most of them are protons, and most of the rest are electrons,
but there are also anti-protons, alpha-particles (helium nuclei),
and heavier nuclei among them. Most of the cosmic rays, including the protons, electrons, and antiprotons,
are created by massive quark-stars (which are commonly called "black holes"),
whi...

2025-11-10T17:38:02Z

Naujas puslapis: So-called "cosmic rays" are high-speed high-energy particles which shoot throughout the universe in all directions. Most of them are protons, and most of the rest are electrons, but there are also anti-protons, alpha-particles (helium nuclei), and heavier nuclei among them. Most of the cosmic rays, including the protons, electrons, and antiprotons, are created by massive quark-stars (which are commonly called "black holes"), whi...

Naujas puslapis

So-called "cosmic rays" are high-speed high-energy particles
 which shoot throughout the universe in all directions.
 Most of them are protons, and most of the rest are electrons,
 but there are also anti-protons, alpha-particles (helium nuclei),
 and heavier nuclei among them.

Most of the cosmic rays, including the protons, electrons, and antiprotons,
 are created by massive [[quark-stars]] (which are commonly called "[[black holes]]"),
 which emit high-energy gamma-rays, which then split-into high-speed
 proton-antiproton pairs. Those antiprotons in-turn decay into electrons.
 Thus, high-speed protons and high-speed electrons are produced.

There are menny gas-atoms in intergalactic space,
 which those particles often collide with, and which change their direction,
 but do not stop them.
 Becuz of their high momentum, cosmic-ray particles can travel vast
 intergalactic distances before they are stopped.

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[[Kategorija:Astronomy and astrophysics]]