Sometimes it feels like we're all surrounded by things that are moving really fast. It's true, and it's not just the traffic on I-77. Every moment, we're bombarded by sub-atomic particles traveling close to the speed of light. They're not dangerous; what science wants to know about them is where do they come from? And what makes them travel so fast? Finding answers requires a lot of scientists and an observatory bigger than Luxembourg. Monday morning at 9, join host Dan Moulthrop for a conversation with local scientists involved in the big search for cosmic rays. Dr. Corbin Covault Center for Education and Research in Cosmology and Astrophysics (CERCA), Case Western Reserve University
Yvette Cendes Department of Physics, Case Western Reserve University
Science Cafe: Cosmic Rays
