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Cold clouds as cosmic-ray detectors
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Discover how low energy cosmic-rays impact the evolution of interstellar clouds in an innovative study by Shmuel Bialy. This research proposes a groundbreaking method to constrain the cosmic-ray ionization rate using H₂ rovibrational line emissions, revealing exciting implications for our understanding of the cosmos.
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