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For pt.II see ibid., vol.12, p.1087, 1986. A prerequisite of any model of cosmic-ray acceleration is that it should predict time variations in the terrestrial and near-Earth cosmic-ray intensity which are not inconsistent with observations. The supernova remnant (SNR) acceleration model has been used here to predict such variations for a variety of ...
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Sharp Rise in Cosmic Ray Irradiation of Organisms on Earth Caused by a Nearby SN Shockwave Passage.
AstrobiologyThe work considers the modelling of nearby supernova (SN) effects on Earth's biosphere via cosmic rays (CRs) accelerated by shockwaves. The rise of the radiation background on Earth resulted from the external irradiation by CR high-energy particles and ...
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DOUBLE IMAGES OF THE SUPERNOVA 1987A BY THE GRAVITATIONAL LENS
, 1987We propose that the observed bright object near the Supernova 1987A in the Large Magellanic Cloud is an image of the supernova itself by the effect of the gravitational lens.
Y. Eriguchi, K. Nomoto
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Collisionless laboratory astrophysics with lasers
, 2003Possibilities of laboratory simulation of various explosive phenomena in space and cosmic plasmas with magnetic fields are analyzed on the bases of similarity criteria, properties of collisionless interactions, and parameters of laser-produced plasmas ...
Y. Zakharov
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Simulations of $^{60}$Fe entrained in ejecta from a near-Earth supernova: Effects of observer motion
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Possible transfer of lunar matter to Earth due to a nearby supernova
Nature, 1980M. Ruderman, J. Truran
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The past, present and future supernova threat to Earth’s biosphere
, 2011M. Beech
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