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SUMMARY:Cosmic Rays at the Highest Energies: Results from the Pierre Auger 
	Observatory
DESCRIPTION:Featuring Tom Paul\, Northeastern University\nPoster: http://ph
	ysics.bu.edu/internal//posters/2010_Spring/HEES_02_Paul.pdf\n\nPart of the 
	HEE Seminar Series.\n\nCosmic rays with energies as high as 10^20 eV have b
	een observed\, but unveiling their origins and composition is a challenge d
	ue to the rarity of events at this extreme end of the energy spectrum. The 
	Pierre Auger Observatory was designed specifically to study such cosmic ray
	s using a giant array of particle detectors and fluorescence light telescop
	es.  I'll describe how the experiment works and present some of the latest 
	results concerning the energy spectrum\, chemical composition\, and searche
	s for the cosmic ray sources.
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