  The conjecture that ultra high energy cosmic rays (UHECRs) are actually
strangelets is discussed. Besides the reason that strangelets can do as cosmic
rays beyond the GZK-cutoff, another argument to support the conjecture is
addressed in this letter via the study of formation of TeV-scale microscopic
black holes when UHECRs bombarding bare strange stars. It is proposed that the
exotic quark surface of a bare strange star could be an effective
astro-laboratory in the investigations of the extra dimensions and of the
detection of ultra-high energy neutrino fluxes. The flux of neutrinos (and
other point-like particles) with energy >2.3 x 10^{20} eV could be expected to
be smaller than 10^{-26} cm^{-2}$ s^{-1} if there are two extra spatial
dimensions.
