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... cosmic rays that could be assumed to tra- verse space uniformly in all directions . The only sig- nificant consideration for our purpose is that if the sun , or other stars like it , were the original source of the cosmic rays , then on ...
... cosmic rays that could be assumed to tra- verse space uniformly in all directions . The only sig- nificant consideration for our purpose is that if the sun , or other stars like it , were the original source of the cosmic rays , then on ...
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... COSMIC RAYS WHERE do the enormous energies observed in cosmic rays come from ? Newest of all problems in atomic sci- ence is to figure out how the ray energy is released . Cosmic rays have been observed , for example , so ener- getic ...
... COSMIC RAYS WHERE do the enormous energies observed in cosmic rays come from ? Newest of all problems in atomic sci- ence is to figure out how the ray energy is released . Cosmic rays have been observed , for example , so ener- getic ...
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... COSMIC RAYS NEW Confirmation that cosmic rays consist , in a large measure , of charged particles streaming down on the earth from outer space has been presented before the Franklin Institute by Dr. Thomas H. Johnson , assistant ...
... COSMIC RAYS NEW Confirmation that cosmic rays consist , in a large measure , of charged particles streaming down on the earth from outer space has been presented before the Franklin Institute by Dr. Thomas H. Johnson , assistant ...
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DANIELS F Photons in Chemistry and Biology 523 | 18 |
Dixon Roland Burrage E A HOOTON 166 | 39 |
ALEXANDER J Enzymes | 44 |
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