Physics · May / June 2017 · Paper 22 · Question 11
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One source of background radiation is cosmic rays. The cosmic rays that enter the Earth’s atmosphere are known as primary cosmic rays. Most of these rays are fast-moving protons or fast-moving alpha-particles. Both the Earth’s magnetic field and the Earth’s atmosphere reduce the number of primary cosmic rays that reach the Earth’s surface.
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