Random Ramblings of a Raconteur

First the link to this week’s complete list as HTML and as PDF.

Something seems to be missing in Normile’s (unreferenced) description. X-ray imaging only works, because the anode is more or less a point source. Muons come from all sides, so you’d need a highly directional detector. How do you achieve that for something that nearly does not interact and can’t be shielded?

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