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A comprehensive review of the influence of Galactic and Solar Cosmic Rays (GSCRs) in the Earth’s atmospheric is hereby presented. The results of the characterizations of the GSCRs (measured in counts) and AST (measured in o C) against Time (measured in hours) shows significant variations. The positive correlation coefficient, r between GSCRs and ASTs, ranging from 0.020 to 0.800 also shows that the events of GSCRs gives rise to ASTs in the earth’s atmosphere. The low level of r in these result indicates that other solar activities such as sunspot, coronal mass ejection and solar wind directly enters the Earth’s atmosphere, while the high level of r shows that the GSCRs is responsible for the ASTs. The large number of references up to 118 is a source for scholars’ interest in the various contribution of space research.

Influence of Galactic and Solar Cosmic Rays on Ionization in the Atmosphere