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CATCHING COSMIC RAYS

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View Larger Version | Cosmic rays, particles such as protons and electrons, pour into the atmosphere constantly. Physicists are working to determine the origins of these rays and acquire clues about the cosmos. Credit: Graphic: J. Korenblat; Balloon: Cglade/iStockphoto; Electron graph: Chang et al, Nature, 2008

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