Cosmic ray distribution in the near-Earth space.

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Jun 1995

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Physics Education, Vol. 12, No. 1, p. 44 - 61

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

Cosmic Rays: Teaching In Astronomy, Cosmic Rays: Particle Propagation

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The motion of a charged cosmic ray particle in the Earth's magnetic field is an interesting study by itself and also has several physics applications. For classroom demonstrations of this motion, latest computer technology can be used. The authors use high speed computers and sophisticated program techniques. The authors describe the paths of individual cosmic ray particles which make some very interesting patterns as they approach the Earth. The energy of these cosmic rays chosen for this purpose is ten million electron volts per nucleon or greater. The energies of various particle elements are expressed as eV per nucleon which is the energy acquired by a single proton or a neutron.

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