The Cosmic ConnectionThe Berkeley Lab Cosmic Ray Telescope Project |
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We have a simple cosmic ray detector that can be built by high school teachers. This detector can be used to measure the rate, energy and direction of cosmic rays. It can also measure how cosmic rays vary with elevation. In addition, it is a valuable tool to teach elementary measurement statistics. This unit is part of Berkeley Lab's ABC of Nuclear Science online science unit. |
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How to Build a Detector
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Supported in part through the generosity of the William F. and Edith R. Meggers Project Award, American Institute of Physics and Sens-Tech. |
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Matis of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Join our discussion group on the Berkeley Detector. Last modified: |
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