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Are cosmic rays part of the EMS (Electromagnetic spectrum)?

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Are cosmic rays part of the EMS (Electromagnetic spectrum)?

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I have seen duagrams showing that cosmic rays are part of the EMS and I have heard conflicting reports that cosmic rays are not part of the EMS. I know cosmic rays are energetic nuclei and have mass so I tend to believe that they are not part of the EMS but some scientist seem to inlude them on EMS diagrams.