There is no day-night difference in cosmic-ray intensity. How does this observation bear on the possibility of
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There is no day-night difference in cosmic-ray intensity. How does this observation bear on the possibility of a solar origin for cosmic rays?
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Solution Most of the cosmic rays that reach the Earths surface are secondary particles electrons muons or pions that were produced when highenergy primary particles from outer space hit atoms in Earths atmosphere Of these most are muons and pions Only a small number of primary protons actually reach the surface of the Earth ...View the full answer
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