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A star and a black hole orbit each other closely: mass from the star is captured by the black hole. As a consequence of this, a pair of jets launch away from the black hole.

Tiny Black Holes Pack a Cosmic Punch: Scientists Spot New Particle Accelerators in Space

Illustration of Earth’s bow shock and magnetic field environment. Particles coming from the Sun interact with Earth’s magnetic field forming a shock wave (called bow shock – shown in red).

Scientists Solve Mystery of How Space Particles Reach Such Extreme Speeds

Artist’s illustration of the extremely energetic cosmic ray observed by a surface detector array of the Telescope Array experiment, named “Amaterasu particle.”

Mysterious Cosmic Ray Defies Origins and Energies

Illustration of antihelium annihilation in the ALICE detector at CERN as well as in the universe.

Anti-helium nuclei carry messages from the depths of the galaxy

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