17 1 point Why is it difficult to determine where cosmic rays come from? O You can't fool me, cosmic rays have no origin and just fill all of the interstellar medium naturally and get deflected in all directions when interacting with Earth and interstellar medium. Cosmic rays are dust particles, which means that they can be deflected by radio signals from Earth. They curve due to the radio signals of Earth and those found in interstellar space. Because they travel in curved paths, we cannot easily trace them back to their point of origin. Cosmic rays are charged particles, which means that they can be deflected by radio signals from Earth. They curve due to the radio signals of Earth and those found in interstellar space. Because they travel in curved paths, we cannot easily trace them back to their point of origin. Cosmic rays are charged particles, which means that they can be deflected by magnetic fields. They curve due to the magnetic fields of Earth and those found in interstellar space, Because they travel in curved paths, we cannot easily trace them back to their point of origin. Cosmic rays are dust particles, which means that they can be deflected by magnetic fields. They curve due to the magnetic fields of Earth and those found in interstellar space. Because they travel in curved paths, we cannot easily trace them back to their point of origin