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Astrophysicists Detect Second Highest-Energy Cosmic Ray Ever

Astrophysicists Detect Second Highest-Energy Cosmic Ray Ever
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Michigan Tech Research Award Winner Pursues Discovery of Galactic Mysteries

An internationally recognized expert in high-energy gamma-ray astronomy and galactic cosmic rays, 2023 Michigan Tech Research Award recipient Petra Huentemeyer views the career path she has followed as a natural if not always easy progression. Fueled by a persistent curiosity to probe the unknown origins of the universe, her work has led her to study and conduct research at the world’s leading institutions in her field. Among the top three most cited authors at Tech, she serves as vice-spokesperson for a globally collaborative observatory and mentors her students to seek their own bright futures. Learn more about her in this MTU News Q&A. ....

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The Cosmic Speed Limit | ScienceBlogs

"All our sweetest hours fly the fastest." -Virgil
If you've been around the block once or twice, you know that the speed of light in a vacuum 299,792,458 meters-per-second is the absolute maximum speed that any form of energy in the Universe can travel at. In shorthand, this speed is known as c to physicists. ....

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