How to build a thermometer using the whole galaxy

Tuesday, January 27, 2009 at 15:15 (2060)

Posted by capnasty

Categories: Science

Capturing muons from distant, far-away exploded stars with a sensor-array buried in a former mine, can allow scientists to determine earth's low-atmosphere weather patterns that satellites can't pick up on.

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