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X-WR-CALNAME:Oberlin College Physics & Astronomy Lecture Series: Ellis Owen
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DESCRIPTION:"Cosmic Rays: The Hidden Architects of Galaxy Evolution"\n\nCos
 mic rays are tiny subatomic particles that race through space at nearly th
 e speed of light. Born in some of the Universe’s most violent and extrem
 e places\, like exploding stars and black holes\, these nearly invisible p
 articles are surprisingly powerful. They can heat interstellar gas and pus
 h matter around\, shaping the evolution of entire galaxies. In this talk\,
  I will show how we track and measure the effects of these hidden architec
 ts using high-energy radiation (X-rays\, gamma rays) and ghostly particles
  (neutrinos)\, and how their study may unlock long-standing mysteries abou
 t how galaxies form and evolve.
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LOCATION:Wright Lecture Hall\, W201
SUMMARY:Oberlin College Physics & Astronomy Lecture Series: Ellis Owen
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.oberlin.edu/event/oberlin-college-physics-as
 tronomy-lecture-series-dr-ellis-owen
CATEGORIES:Lectures/Symposia/Workshops
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