The event of 21 June 1980 and the origin of solar cosmic rays
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We present well-observed interplanetary disturbances in the near Earth environment and discuss their behavior. From these observations a hypothetical two source origin of Solar Cosmic Rays is discussed. The hypothesis proposes that high-energy particles are generated by flare process and that low energy particles are generated at the interplanetary disturbance shock. An estimate of the distance for shock activation is presented.
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Rodríguez Taboada, R. E., Pérez Enríquez, R., & Méndez Berhondo, A. L. (2000). The event of 21 June 1980 and the origin of solar cosmic rays. Geofisica Internacional, 39(1), 37–40. https://doi.org/10.22201/igeof.00167169p.2000.39.1.293
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