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Mysterious cosmic ray observed in Utah came from beyond our galaxy, scientists say

Mysterious cosmic ray observed in Utah came from beyond our galaxy, scientists say
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These Telescopes Just Intercepted an Ultra-Powerful Cosmic Ray

These Telescopes Just Intercepted an Ultra-Powerful Cosmic Ray
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Mysterious Cosmic Ray Defies Origins and Energies

Mysterious Cosmic Ray Defies Origins and Energies
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Mysterious cosmic ray seen in Utah came from beyond galaxy

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.

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Astronomers detect mysterious particle falling to Earth

Named Amaterasu, after the sun goddess in Japanese mythology, this rare particle of unknown origin falling to Earth let off one of the highest-energy cosmic rays ever detected.

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