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Fermihas discoveredgamma - ray pulsations

by Supernova Explosions(passive) caused byGamma Rays - Rays

the Compton Gamma Ray Observatorydiscoveredbursts of gamma rays

French scientist Paul Villard(passive) were discovered byGamma rays

French chemist and physicist , Paul Ulrich Villarddiscoveredgamma rays

the French chemist and physicist , Paul Ulrich Villard(passive) were discovered byGamma rays

Paul Ulrich Villard , French chemist and physicistdiscoveredgamma rays

a French chemist and physicist , Paul Ulrich Villard(passive) are discovered byThe gamma rays

by a French chemist and physicist , Paul Ulrich Villard(passive) are discoveredThe gamma rays

by a French chemist and physicist , Paul Ulrich Villard(passive) are discovered byThe gamma rays

the French Chemist and Physicist , Paul Ulrich Villard(passive) were discovered byGamma Rays Gamma rays

Paul Villard ] ] , a French chemist and physicist(passive) were discovered byGamma rays

French chemist and physicist Paul Villarddiscoveredgamma rays

French Physicist Paul Villard(passive) were discovered byGamma rays

Paul Villard , a French physicistdiscoversgamma rays

physicist Paul Villarddiscoveredgamma rays

by cosmic rays or nuclear decay(passive) caused bygamma rays

by paul ulrich villard in(passive) were discovered bygamma rays

by Paul Ulrich Villard(passive) were discoveredgamma rays

Paul Ulrich Villarddiscoveredgamma rays

nuclear collisions and reactions(passive) are caused byGamma rays

by Paul Ulrich Villard in 1900(passive) were discovered bygamma rays

Paul Ulrich Villard in 1900(passive) were discovered bygamma rays

Paul Villarddiscoversgamma - rays

Paul Villarddiscoveredgamma rays

Paul Villarddiscoveredgamma rays

Paul Villard(passive) would be discovered a few years later in France byGamma rays

by Paul Villard(passive) were discoveredgamma rays

by Paul Villard(passive) discovered byGamma rays

Paul Villarddid ... discovergamma rays

& Paul Villarddiscoversgamma - rays

1900 Paul Villarddiscoversgamma - rays

by Paul Villard in 1900(passive) were discovered bygamma rays

dark matter particle collisions(passive) to be caused bythe gamma rays

by dark matter particle collisions(passive) to be caused bythe gamma rays

Paul Villard while studying uranium decay(passive) discovered byGamma rays

by one gamma ray(passive) caused bygamma rays

the radiationwas composedof gamma rays

this radiationwas composedof gamma rays

radiationcomposedof gamma rays

to decayto causeto decay

serious damageto causeserious damage

cancercan causecancer

from the annihilation of dark matter particlesoriginatefrom the annihilation of dark matter particles

from the radioactive decay of the atomic nucleioriginatefrom the radioactive decay of the atomic nuclei

from sources like dark matter annihilationoriginatefrom sources like dark matter annihilation

from nuclear reactions and from processes taking place in objects such as pulsars , quasars , and black holescan resultfrom nuclear reactions and from processes taking place in objects such as pulsars , quasars , and black holes

from the nucleus of an atom during decayoriginatefrom the nucleus of an atom during decay

radiation sickness , damage cells DNA and increase the incidence of cancercan causeradiation sickness , damage cells DNA and increase the incidence of cancer

radiation damage(passive) caused byradiation damage

from nuclear reactions taking place in objects such as pulsars , quasars , and black holescan resultfrom nuclear reactions taking place in objects such as pulsars , quasars , and black holes

from high - energy reactions taking place in objects such as pulsars , quasars , and black holescan resultfrom high - energy reactions taking place in objects such as pulsars , quasars , and black holes

from the decay of excited states of the atomic nucleioriginatefrom the decay of excited states of the atomic nuclei

from the nucleus of a radionuclide after radioactive decayoriginatefrom the nucleus of a radionuclide after radioactive decay

from radioactive decayresultfrom radioactive decay

in radioactive decayoriginatingin radioactive decay

from within the nucleus of an atomoriginatefrom within the nucleus of an atom

in atomic nuclei or in nuclear processesoriginatein atomic nuclei or in nuclear processes

chemical reactions in the atmosphere involving oxygen and nitrogen molecules , creating first nitrogen oxide then nitrogen dioxide gascausechemical reactions in the atmosphere involving oxygen and nitrogen molecules , creating first nitrogen oxide then nitrogen dioxide gas

in interactions between particles accelerated in the SNR and interstellar gas or radiation fieldsoriginatein interactions between particles accelerated in the SNR and interstellar gas or radiation fields

chemical reactions in the atmosphere involving oxygen and nitrogen moleculescausechemical reactions in the atmosphere involving oxygen and nitrogen molecules

in the nucleus of atoms , not by electronoriginate thoughin the nucleus of atoms , not by electron

from an atom 's nucleusoriginatefrom an atom 's nucleus

in the nucleus of the atom and x - raysoriginatein the nucleus of the atom and x - rays

in the nucleus of an atom , x - raysoriginatein the nucleus of an atom , x - rays

radiation poisoning , which can result in cancercan causeradiation poisoning , which can result in cancer

radiation sicknesscan causeradiation sickness

radiation sicknesscauseradiation sickness

radiation sicknesscauseradiation sickness

from annihilation of the positronresultfrom annihilation of the positron

from events within an atomic nucleusoriginatefrom events within an atomic nucleus

from residual nuclei resulting from the decay of a proton from oxygen-16resultingfrom residual nuclei resulting from the decay of a proton from oxygen-16

from nuclear sources from gamma raysoriginatingfrom nuclear sources from gamma rays

from nuclear reactionsresultfrom nuclear reactions

off nuclear reactionscan setoff nuclear reactions

from the nucleus of an atomoriginatefrom the nucleus of an atom

in the nucleus of an atomoriginatein the nucleus of an atom

in the nucleus Gamma raysoriginatein the nucleus Gamma rays

from annihilation eventsresultingfrom annihilation events

radiation(passive) caused byradiation

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