Cosmic Ray News

Posted April 24, 2008:

• Secrets Of Massive Black Hole Unveiled: Workings Of Giant Galactic Particle Accelerators Discovered

Posted April 17, 2008:

• Gravity Wave 'Smoking Gun' Fizzles: Gravitational Radiation Can Be Produced More Than One Way

Posted April 16, 2008:

• Milky Way's Giant Black Hole 'Awoke From Slumber' 300 Years Ago
• Space Radiation May Cause Prolonged Cellular Damage To Astronauts

Posted April 15, 2008:

• Hubble Pinpoints Location Of Record-breaking Cosmic Explosion

Posted April 14, 2008:

• Radiation Risks For Astronauts On A Mission To Mars
• Delta II Rocket Coming Together For NASA's GLAST Satellite Launch

Posted April 8, 2008:

• Rare Quasar Discovered That Produces More X-rays Than Thought Possible

Posted April 7, 2008:

• Focused Solar Explosions Get Hotter

Posted April 1, 2008:

• NASA's GLAST Satellite Gets Twin Solar Panels In Prep For Launch

Posted March 27, 2008:

• World's First Movie Of Black Hole Birth

Posted March 25, 2008:

• Ultrahigh-energy Cosmic Rays Are From Extremely Far Away

Posted March 21, 2008:

• Stunning Gamma Ray Burst Explosion Detected Halfway Across Universe

Posted March 14, 2008:

• Cassini Flies Through Watery Plumes Of Saturn's Moon Enceladus

Posted March 12, 2008:

• New Discovery At Jupiter Could Help Protect Earth-orbit Satellites

Posted March 7, 2008:

• NASA Probe Finds Sea Of Cosmic Neutrinos, New Evidence Of Early Universe
• GLAST Spacecraft Arrives In Florida To Prepare For Launch

Posted February 22, 2008:

• Worldwide Hunt To Solve The Mystery Of Gamma-ray Bursts
• Rare Massive Star, Eta Carinae, Produces Vast Winds Of Colliding Electrically-charged Particles
• Powerful Explosions Suggest Neutron Star Missing Link

Posted February 19, 2008:

• Experiment Tightens Limits On Dark Matter: Physicists Revive Bubble Chamber Technology To Search For WIMPs

Posted February 18, 2008:

• Predicting Radiation Risk To Astronauts On Columbus, International Space Station
• Possible Progenitor Of Special Supernova Type Detected

Posted February 7, 2008:

• A Cosmic Fossil? Brilliant But Fuzzy Galaxy May Be Aftermath Of Multi-Galaxy Collision
• Particle Accelerator: Signals Sent Racing Ahead At Light Speed To Keep Particles Colliding

Posted February 6, 2008:

• Cool Spacedust Survey Goes Into Orbit

Posted February 4, 2008:

• Particle Accelerator May Reveal Shape Of Alternate Dimensions

Posted February 1, 2008:

• Scientists Propose Test Of String Theory Based On Neutral Hydrogen Absorption

Posted January 27, 2008:

• Giant Particle Accelerator Discovered In The Sky

Posted January 21, 2008:

• Could The Universe Be Tied Up With Cosmic String?

Posted January 14, 2008:

• Milky Way Has Mysterious Lopsided Cloud Of Antimatter: Clue To Origin Of Antimatter

Posted January 11, 2008:

• Light Echo Show From Wrenching Gravity Outside Black Hole Predicted

Posted January 10, 2008:

• New X-ray Source In Nearby Galaxy Spawns Mystery
• Vast Cloud Of Antimatter Traced To Binary Stars

Posted January 9, 2008:

• Mysterious Explosion Detected In The Distant Past, Halfway Back To Big Bang

Posted January 4, 2008:

• Lack Of Gravitational Wave Prompts Fresh Look At Gamma Ray Burst

Posted January 3, 2008:

• White Dwarf Pulses Like A Pulsar

Posted December 25, 2007:

• Mysterious Cosmic Powerhouses Explored

Posted December 18, 2007:

• 'Death Star' Black Hole Fires At Neighboring Galaxy

Posted December 17, 2007:

• Hidden Cosmic Giant: New Cluster Of Galaxies Discovered

Posted December 13, 2007:

• NASA'S GLAST Satellite Arrives At Naval Research Lab For Testing
• Earth's Magnetic Field Could Help Protect Astronauts Working On The Moon
• Voyager 2 Proves Solar System Is Squashed

Posted December 12, 2007:

• Brain Stem Cells Sensitive To Space Radiation

Posted December 7, 2007:

• Supercomputer Simulation Of Universe May Help In Search For Missing Matter
• Hinode Reveals New Insights About The Origin Of Solar Wind

Posted December 4, 2007:

• Radiation Flashes May Help Crack Cosmic Mystery
• Dark Matter In Newborn Universe Doused Earliest Stars

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