Ming-yun Chen, G. X. Ren, Yin-zao Zhou, Rong-qing Huang
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The plastic nuclear track detector CR-39 is exposed for about 10 hours in balloon observation in 1982. The relative abundance (E>3.6 GeV/n) of the galactic cosmic rays is obtained and compared the result with the satellite data.
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The plastic nuclear track detector CR-39 is exposed for about 10 hours in balloon observation in 1982. The relative abundance (E>3.6 GeV/n) of the galactic cosmic rays is obtained and compared the result with the satellite data.
Key concepts: Cosmic ray, Earth (classical element), Physics, Astronomy, Cosmic ray spallation, Astrophysics, Ultra-high-energy cosmic ray, Health threat from cosmic rays