The CREDO project uses smartphones as detectors of cosmic radiation, known as cosmic rays. The camera in a smartphone detects a cosmic ray as a track across the CMOS when struck. As the camera are ...

Piotr Homola, a coordinator with the Cosmic Ray Extremely Distributed Observatory (CREDO), said, "The idea that there is a link between earthquakes and cosmic radiation, in its primary form ...

Homola is the spokesperson of the Cosmic-Ray Extremely Distributed Observatory (CREDO). There are a number of things you might be able to do with a worldwide cosmic ray detector, but one of CREDO ...

"However, its physical foundations are fully rational." CREDO is an international virtual cosmic ray observatory that collects and processes data from a range of detectors, from sophisticated ...

Now everyone can become co-creator and co-user of the largest detector of cosmic ray particles in history - as well as a potential co-discoverer. All you need is a smartphone and the CREDO ...

So far, the scientists have gotten good information on only two of the ultra-high-energy cosmic rays. To figure out their source and nature, they would like to track the rays at the rate of at ...

The international CREDO (Cosmic Ray Extremely Distributed Observatory) project is a virtual cosmic ray observatory, open to all, that collects and processes data not only from sophisticated ...

Here’s how it works. Scientists have harnessed the byproducts of cosmic rays to create the world's first "GPS" system that works underground — and it could be used to monitor volcanoes and aid ...