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Kineski opservatorij otkrio ekstremni kozmički akc (Komentari članaka na Bug hr) @ Bug hr Forum

Kineski opservatorij otkrio ekstremni kozmički akc (Komentari članaka na Bug hr) @ Bug hr Forum
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Kineski opservatorij otkrio ekstremni kozmički akcelerator u središtu naše galaksije

Kineski opservatorij otkrio ekstremni kozmički akcelerator u središtu naše galaksije
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Naukowcy znaleźli najbardziej energetyczne światło w historii

Naukowcy znaleźli najbardziej energetyczne światło w historii
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Kiinalainen observatorio havaitsi kaikkien aikojen korkeaenergisimmän hiukkasen – Kotigalaksissamme on merkittäviä luonnon hiukkaskiihdyttimiä

Kiinalainen observatorio havaitsi kaikkien aikojen korkeaenergisimmän hiukkasen – Kotigalaksissamme on merkittäviä luonnon hiukkaskiihdyttimiä
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Astronomers detect light 700 trillion times stronger than what eyes can see, could change laws of physics

Astronomers detect light 700 trillion times stronger than what eyes can see, could change laws of physics Astronomers used the Large High Altitude Air Shower Observatory (LHAASO) on the Tibetan Pleatue to detect the cosmic rays. advertisement UPDATED: May 20, 2021 17:05 IST Zhen Cao and his team reported the detection of more than 530 photons at energies above 100 teraelectronvolts and up to 1.4 PeV. (Photo: Getty) Astronomers at an observatory in the Tibetan Pleatue have detected the brightest light particle, gamma-ray photons up to 1.4 peta-electron volts (PeV) being emitted from the Milky Way galaxy. The charged particles are also referred to as cosmic rays and the results are posing a tough challenge for astronomers and physicists over the source of the light.

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