Solar and cosmic X-rays above 7.7 kev.
Hard solar and cosmic X rays observed by OSO 3, noting Lupus XR-1 and galaxy M 87 sources
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Hard solar and cosmic X rays observed by OSO 3, noting Lupus XR-1 and galaxy M 87 sources
Modulation collimators determining angular sizes and celestial positions of X ray sources Sco X-1 and Taurus XR-1
X ray emission from Seyfert galaxy nuclei, noting model with bremsstrahlung from hot source
Low energy X ray spectra of Sco X-1 and Sagittarius sources measured by Be and Al window proportional counters during rocket flight
Weak X ray sources at 20-100 Kev photon energies observed during balloon flight, finding hard rays from Ara XR-1 and Nor XR-1
High energy X ray observational data for Sagittarius sources scanned by active telescope during February 1968 balloon flight
Galactic X ray source spectral data observed by rocket, presenting graph with corrections
Interstellar absorption of 10 A X rays from sources in Scorpio-Sagittarius region, noting gas density between earth and Crab Nebula
X ray source from Coma cluster of galaxies, interpreting observed flux on basis of missing mass suggested by Virial theorem
Cosmic rays and cosmic X rays, considering galactic and extragalactic sources, diffuse background, detection devices, etc
X and gamma ray astronomy instrumentation, point sources, continuum emission, line spectra, etc
Hard X ray experiment for Astronomical Netherlands Satellite to detect and measure X ray sources and line emission
Statistical analysis of X ray line emission from cosmic radiation source
X ray background angular structure comparison with optical galaxies spatial distribution, ruling out universe models with sources following cosmological mass distribution
Balloon-borne observation of X ray sources in northern sky, including Sco, Cyg and SN 1572
X ray sources identification and position measurements near galactic center on basis of rocket experiments
Line emission in diffuse cosmic X ray continuum, discussing probable interstellar or intergalactic matter source
High-energy neutrinos arise from processes at large center-of-mass energies, offering a window to test physics at comparable scales or beyond those accessible in collider experiments on Earth. Here, we present a recipe for extracting two-sided bounds on the inelastic $pp$ and $pγ$ cross sections from neutrino point-source data, by independently constraining every astrophysical input (cosmic-ray luminosities and target densities) through electromagnetic observations or theoretical arguments. The cross section is then the only remaining free parameter. Applying this framework to the IceCube associations with TXS~0506+056, NGC~1068, and the Galactic Plane, to a stacked population of eleven X-ray bright Seyfert galaxies, to the ultra-high-energy KM3NeT event KM3-230213A, and to projected observations of ultra-high-energy neutrinos, we obtain constraints that span center-of-mass energies from $\sqrt{s}\sim 1$ GeV to $\sim 10^{5}$ GeV, some of which are well beyond the reach of the LHC and, for the $pγ$ channel, beyond HERA. Several of these bounds are more stringent than unitarity limits.