Role of ionizing radiation in the natural history of the Earth

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Jan 2001

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Radiation Physics and Chemistry, Volume 60, Issue 4-5, p. 297-301.

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A role of ionizing radiation in some global processes and events in geological history of the Earth is considered. In particular, we discuss: (1) the influence of ionizing radiation from radioactive nuclei disseminated in sedimentary rocks on the transformation of terrestrial organic matter into stone coals and oil; (2) the effect of cosmic rays from Supernova stars as a common cause of quasi-regular global geological processes and biocatastrophes.

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