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.
via Science Daily
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Sunday, 6 March 2016
When the radio squeaks, an extraterrestrial particle enters the earthly atmosphere (and tells us where it comes from)
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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.
via Science Daily
Zazzle Space Exploration market place
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.
via Science Daily
Zazzle Space Exploration market place
New coronal mass ejection simulations hold promise for future of space weather forecasting
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Researchers have successfully profiled passage of a magnetic cloud within a mass ejection event from the sun. This success in the accurate simulation of a magnetic flux rope's arrival on Earth provides vital improvements for real-time forecasting of space weather events.
via Science Daily
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Researchers have successfully profiled passage of a magnetic cloud within a mass ejection event from the sun. This success in the accurate simulation of a magnetic flux rope's arrival on Earth provides vital improvements for real-time forecasting of space weather events.
via Science Daily
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