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What are cosmic radiations
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Cosmic radiation, or cosmic rays, consists of very high-energy particles. These particles come from outer space (the ‘cosmos’) and from our own solar system. Scientists first called these particles “rays” because they thought they were a form of electromagnetic radiation. But they are not rays at all - they’re particles!
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