HiSPARC's school-based scintillator stations detect cosmic-ray air showers, reconstruct directions with about 6 to 8 degree uncertainty, and produce a rough energy spectrum whose slope is close to the known cosmic-ray spectrum.
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The HiSPARC Experiment
HiSPARC's school-based scintillator stations detect cosmic-ray air showers, reconstruct directions with about 6 to 8 degree uncertainty, and produce a rough energy spectrum whose slope is close to the known cosmic-ray spectrum.