Cosmic-Ray Observations at Very High Altitudes During Periods of Intense Solar Activity

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May 1956

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1956phrv..102..870p&link_type=abstract

Physical Review, vol. 102, Issue 3, pp. 870-878

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The records of a number of balloon flights which coincided with outstanding solar disturbances during the period 1947-1952 have been subjected to detailed statistical analysis in a search for associated fluctuations in the primary cosmic-ray flux. The intensity at very high altitudes was enhanced in four cases, and normal on five occasions when rf radio disturbances and/or visually-observed solar flares occurred. In some instances, outstanding chromospheric eruptions are not accompanied by any detectable increase in the flux of primary cosmic-ray particles even down to the very low energy required for just penetrating 10 g/cm2 of matter. On the other hand, additional low-energy particles apparently associated with solar disturbances sometimes are detected at very high altitudes, even when the flares are small and the observing station is outside the morning impact zone.

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