Stellar corpse sheds light on origin of cosmic rays

New research revealed that the entire zoo of electromagnetic radiation streaming from the Crab nebula — one of the most iconic objects in the sky — has its origin in one population of electrons and must be produced in a different way than scientists have traditionally thought. The results have implications for our understanding of how cosmic rays attain their incredible energies.


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