US EditionMysterious cosmic ray observed in Utah came from beyond our galaxy, scientists say
- Space scientists have detected an ultra-high-energy particle that originated from beyond the Milky Way galaxy, adding to the enigma surrounding the origins of cosmic rays.
- The recently discovered particle, named the Amaterasu particle, has a record-breaking energy level of 244 EeV, rivaling the most powerful cosmic ray ever observed.
- The source of these ultra-high-energy particles remains unknown, with theories suggesting a larger magnetic deflection than predicted, an unidentified source in the Local Void, or a gap in understanding high-energy particle physics.
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Mysterious cosmic ray observed in Utah came from beyond our galaxy, scientists say
Space scientists seeking to understand the enigmatic origins of powerful cosmic rays have detected an extremely rare, ultra-high-energy particle that they believe traveled to Earth from beyond the Milky Way galaxy.
·Salt Lake City, United States
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A rare discovery shakes astrophysics: Scientists recorded an energetic cosmic particle of mysterious origin: the “Amaterasu particle.” This discovery could turn our previous knowledge of the universe upside down.
·Berlin, Germany
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