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Solar cycle peak reduces cosmic rays around Mars, Venus and Earth

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Measurements taken at Earth's neighbors, Mars and Venus, show the battle between high-energy cosmic rays from beyond the solar system and the influence of the sun in the inner solar system. The European Space Agency's Mars Express spacecraft launched in 2003 and remains in orbit around the Red Planet. The agency's Venus Express operated around the second planet from the sun between 2006 and 2014, giving the scientists 17 years of data.

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Solar cycle peak reduces cosmic rays around Mars, Venus and Earth

Measurements taken at Earth's neighbors, Mars and Venus, show the battle between high-energy cosmic rays from beyond the solar system and the influence of the sun in the inner solar system.

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The peak of the solar cycle reduces cosmic rays around Mars, Venus and Earth › Geeky News

Measurements taken near Earth's neighbors Mars and Venus show a struggle between high-energy cosmic rays from outside the Solar System and the influence of the Sun within the Solar System. In the new study, scientists compared data collected by similar ASPERA plasma sensors on the Mars Express and Venus Express spacecraft with the number of

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