Ultra-High Energy Cosmic Particles studies from space: super-EUSO, a possible next-generation experiment

Abstract

After the Pierre Auger Observatory, it is likely that space-based experiments might be required for next-generation studies of Ultra-High Energy Cosmic Particles. An overview of this challenging task is presented, emphasizing the main design issues, the criticalities and the intermediate steps required to make this challenging task a reality.

References in corpus (3)

• The Jem-Euso Mission
• Observing Ultra High Energy Cosmic Particles from Space: SEUSO, the Super Extreme Universe Space Observatory Mission
• White Paper on Ultra-High Energy Cosmic Rays

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