File:NASA-aurora.jpg
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The relatively low energy cosmic rays from the sun (aka solar wind) are also responsible for auroras at Earth's poles.
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The relatively low energy cosmic rays from the sun (aka solar wind) are also responsible for auroras at Earth's poles. |
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The image appears on a website entitled, "What are cosmic rays?" at url=http://www.cosmicray.com/. |
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19 November 2015 (upload date) |
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NASA |
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