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Universal Cosmic Rays and Harrison's Inhomogeneity Postulate

Peter D. Noerdlinger

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Cosmologies of the type suggested by Harrison, in which initial baryon inhomogeneity leads to the formation of galaxies, are shown to preclude the possibility that the bulk of cosmic rays are universal.

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Cosmologies of the type suggested by Harrison, in which initial baryon inhomogeneity leads to the formation of galaxies, are shown to preclude the possibility that the bulk of cosmic rays are universal.

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Cosmologies of the type suggested by Harrison, in which initial baryon inhomogeneity leads to the formation of galaxies, are shown to preclude the possibility that the bulk of cosmic rays are universal.

Key concepts: Physics, Cosmic ray, Astrophysics, Baryon, Galaxy, COSMIC cancer database, Ultra-high-energy cosmic ray, Astronomy

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