Cosmically [adverb]

Bringing supernova physics down to Earth could help resolve other mysteries of the universe, such as the origins of cosmic magnetic fields.

That’s less exciting than evidence in favor of exotic new cosmic ingredients or effects.

In a realm of the unknown that is far too cosmic to ever make the cut as a “Jeopardy!”

Most theories have focused on cosmic collisions or neutron stars.

In 2017, the AMS – 02 reached the milestone of collecting data on more than 100 billion cosmic particles.

They determined this by analyzing the changes that occurred in the meteorite due to cosmic radiation, which is ubiquitous in the Solar System.

The solar system is awash in charged particles called galactic cosmic rays.

The system also accounts for measured interference from magnetic fields, the weather, the electrical grid, and even cosmic rays.

Like any good version of Powers of Ten, use this app and you can find yourself getting that feeling of cosmic awe—it might take a little attention, but that’s always going to be true.

So he and colleagues are extending this puzzle from the cosmic realm to more commonplace concepts like the speed of sound.