Aw. Wolfendale, PHYSICS AND THE COSMOS - THE ORIGIN OF COSMIC-RAYS OF LOW AND VERY HIGH-ENERGIES, Australian journal of physics, 50(4), 1997, pp. 723-729
The subject of 'cosmic rays' is one that embraces a vast range of part
icle and photon energies and is an ideal one for examining 'Physics an
d the Cosmos'. In the present work we examine the twin problems of the
origin of cosmic rays of both low and very high energies and find tha
t they are related by studies of the Magellanic Clouds. This remarkabl
e result comes from the hypothesis that there is a Giant Halo surround
ing the Galaxy, support coming from Magellanic Cloud observations. Als
o examined is the flux of extragalactic gamma rays and its relevance t
o the question of the asymmetry between matter and anti-matter in the
Universe.