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Category: Cosmic Rays

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Cosmic Watch: Initial Cost Estimate

Posted on 28 Jun 201817 Jul 2018 by Eric Myers
CosmicWatch is a small, inexpensive, home-built (or lab-built) cosmic ray detector designed by the Laboratory for Nuclear Science at MIT.     I’ve set out to build one, and this is Episode 2 ... Read More

CosmicWatch Project, Episode 1: Getting Started

Posted on 7 Jun 20182 Jul 2018 by Eric Myers
CosmicWatch is an inexpensive “home-built” cosmic ray detector designed by physicists at the Laboratory for Nuclear Science at MIT.   You can read more about it here: http://cosmicwatc... Read More

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