This DIY project lets you catch a falling muon

This DIY project lets you catch a falling muon
This DIY project lets you catch a falling muon
This DIY project lets you catch a falling muon
This DIY project lets you catch a falling muon
This DIY project lets you catch a falling muon
This DIY project lets you catch a falling muon
This DIY project lets you catch a falling muon
 Physicists at MIT have developed and released a $100 muon detector that you can build at home, allowing you to sense deep space bombardment on something that looks like a TV remote. The CosmicWatch is basically a little box that can detect high-energy cosmic rays as they hit the Earth’s atmosphere and decay into muons. Muons hit the Earth in a “light drizzle” say the… Read More

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