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Question: Why the galactic synchrotron and not, say, the solar synchrotron? I'm assuming the latter exists but is negligible for some reason? Why is that?
by Sniffnoy 9y ago
Question: Why the galactic synchrotron and not, say, the solar synchrotron? I'm assuming the latter exists but is negligible for some reason? Why is that?
- eosophos 9y agoApparently the particles need to be relativistic, maybe the Sun doesn't generate enough acceleration compared to the central galactic supermassive black hole?