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Most powerful cosmic rays in the universe start shockingly close to Earth, paper claims

The most powerful cosmic rays in the universe currently have no explanation. New research suggests that exotic, self-annihilating particles in our own galaxy may hold the answer.

#cosmicrays #darkmatter #MilkyWay

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Live Science · Most powerful cosmic rays in the universe start shockingly close to Earth, paper claimsBy Paul Sutter
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#Carbondioxide is what makes #global #agriculture more productive, afaik. Why pulling it out of where it's necessary for food production?

You @unijena know why vikings had a map of Greenland without ice coverage, don't you? If so, why don't you accept the evidence of #cosmicrays by #HenrikSvensmark? It's a shame imho to ignore the scientific papers of #JanVeizer, #NirShaviv, #EigilFriisChristensen, or voices like #EugeneParker, #PaalBrekke...

It's not all about the Benjamins, isn't it?

I'm back on my laptop.

"Back?"

Yes, last Friday, just before my date came over, my laptop experienced a hardware failure.

I tried to figure out what happened on Friday, to no avail. I had to set my work aside to take care of my date.

Yesterday, I used my desktop to access Mastodon, Discord, etc. I continued looking for what had happened, but that was also futile.

After an upgrade on Friday, my laptop was not rebooting normally. I eventually was able to get to the BIOS screen, but the computer clock was off. The Windows installation looked fine, but I never actually used it. The Linux partition looked zapped... I'm not sure what happened there. Did the BIOS try to perform a recovery maneuver and zap it?

I recovered my data from a backup. The SDD hasn't given more problems. I'm tempted to chalk it up to cosmic rays hitting the BIOS.