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Cosmic ray experiment

A balloon used for cosmic ray research is inflated at Cardington, Bedfordshire, in the 1950s. The balloon was used to carry stacks of special photographic emulsion into the upper atmosphere. The emulsion recorded the tracks of primary cosmic rays from outer space & their interactions with atomic nuclei in the upper atmosphere

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In this print from the 1950s, we witness a groundbreaking cosmic ray experiment taking place at Cardington, Bedfordshire. The image showcases a massive balloon being inflated, ready to embark on an extraordinary journey into the upper atmosphere. This balloon served as a vessel for stacks of special photographic emulsion, which played a crucial role in unraveling the mysteries of cosmic rays. As primary messengers from outer space, cosmic rays hold invaluable information about our universe's composition and its interactions with atomic nuclei in the upper atmosphere. By capturing their tracks on the sensitive emulsion surface during their high-altitude flight, scientists were able to study these elusive particles and gain insights into particle physics research like never before. This remarkable odyssey marked a significant milestone in cosmic ray studies. It exemplifies humanity's relentless pursuit of knowledge and our insatiable curiosity about the cosmos that surrounds us. Through such experiments, physicists aimed to decipher fundamental questions about our existence and shed light on celestial phenomena that shape our understanding of physics. Science Photo Library brings this historic moment back to life through this mesmerizing print – reminding us of how far we have come in unraveling the secrets hidden within cosmic rays while inspiring future generations to continue pushing boundaries in scientific exploration.

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