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erik [133]
3 years ago
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A scientist reports the detection of an atomic particle known as a cosmic ray that came toward his experiment from outer space a

t a speed of 4 × 105 km/ s–1. What conclusion can we draw from this report?A scientist reports the detection of an atomic particle known as a cosmic ray that came toward his experiment from outer space at a speed of 4 × 105 km/ s–1. What conclusion can we draw from this report?
Physics
1 answer:
Ne4ueva [31]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

impossibility

Explanation:

We can assume or conclude that he must have made an error in his experiment. This is because, that kind of speed has been tagged to be impossible by a number of previous experiments. Cosmic rays are high energy protons and atomic nuclei that moves through space at a speed just close to light. They can come from the sun, distant galaxies and even outside if our solar system.

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