How to pronounce “cosmic rays” in English

It also means cosmic rays reach the surface more easily, and a single cosmic ray can strike a computer register and flip a bit inside the computer, which can lead to some strange behavior.

You can't see cosmic rays.

And that's where cosmic rays were discovered on the top of the Eiffel Tower.

They could be cosmic rays, or maybe an asteroid with Earth's name written on it, hurtling toward us.

They're happening all the time-- cosmic rays, CT scans, X-rays.

Albert Einstein decided to talk about cosmic rays.

doing the same thing to ourselves cosmic rays microgravity

But he was right on those cosmic rays are the crashing and banging of the chaos of the Universe, which is blasting

I don't want the cosmic rays, which are charged particles that interact with the CCD.

And there was a chance that with the tolerance deck up cosmic rays could get into the telescope and ruin the sensor.

And it has been described as a comedy of error because the trick was that cosmic rays, particles coming

Most of the scientists that go there are physicists conducting these really specialized experiments that they have to shield from cosmic rays.

We landed in Mars where I would call modern Mars-- bathed in ultraviolet light, hammered by cosmic rays,

So you have radio waves, and x-rays, and cosmic rays, and microwaves, and all that stuff that is passing through your body, and it's

and we're determined by mindless forces, everything from genes to cosmic rays to hormones and so forth.

For example, the memory-- have there been bits flipped by cosmic rays and things like that?

way where all the noise that is present on earth, from cosmic rays, from ambient radioactivity, all sorts of things -- should be excluded from the experiment.

- In 1932, a Caltech postdoc named Carl Anderson was working on a project trying to identify the charge particles produced by cosmic rays.

In fact, none of these off-the-shelf parts are, which means they're vulnerable to cosmic rays.

magnetic field around the Earth, and that magnetic field protects us from particles coming from the galaxy, galactic cosmic rays and solar particles that

DNA, but you can accelerate that by getting an X-ray, a CT scan, flying a lot, and cosmic rays banging into your DNA and

um I'm an engineer not a lunar scientist so uh this this is how I look at uh the opportunity here so Galactic cosmic rays

Two were in Earth's orbit, circling here between low Earth orbit and the Earth's magnetosphere to measure all of these parameters, from cosmic rays,

But the whole region is magnetically dominated, and so you fend off an lot of cosmic rays.