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What fetters the mind and benumbs the spirit is ever the dogged acceptance of absolutes.
It's funny that whenever something is mentioned about a US jet, they price always has to be mentioned. Like that's relevant to the piece of...
Mistake? No, a clear message. The Israel butchers are rats, worse than rats - the lowest of the low. It isn't even antisemitism - not that these...
Lawfare has become a tool in the Western countries to attack and eliminate opposition. Brave AI: " Totalitarian governments often use their...
First dei incident I guess.
Regarding statute of limitations. Brave AI: " There is no statute of limitations on treason against the United States. This means that individuals...
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come from OUTSIDE THE GALAXY
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Cosmic rays can be divided into two types, Galactic Cosmic Rays ("GCR"), high energy particles originating outside the solar system, and Solar energetic particles, high energy particles (predominantly protons) emitted by the sun, primarily in solar particle events. However, the term "cosmic ray" is often used to refer to only the GCR flux. Despite the nomenclature "galactic", GCRs may originate within or outside the galaxy (as discussed in the source section above).
One theory claims that solar radiation travels to the edge of the solar plasma sheath and is recharged returning as ultra high energy. Note this is radiation from the sun, Sol.