Cosmic rays are high energy particles in outer space that are thought to originate from the remains of dead stars. However, IceCube detects that the particles arrived not in "uniform" conditions from all directions. Recent research shows that galactic cosmic rays can change the Earth's climate, affect the weather, trigger storms and cover clouds. As reported by LiveScience.com, edition of July 30, 2010, studies show that excess cosmic rays come from one part of the sky, and cosmic rays that lack levels come from other parts.
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Cosmic rays are high energy particles in outer space that are thought to originate from the remains of dead stars. However, IceCube detects that the particles arrived not in "uniform" conditions from all directions. Recent research shows that galactic cosmic rays can change the Earth's climate, affect the weather, trigger storms and cover clouds. As reported by LiveScience.com, edition of July 30, 2010, studies show that excess cosmic rays come from one part of the sky, and cosmic rays that lack levels come from other parts.
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