Cosmic Piano: analysing the sound of the Universe
We present the Cosmic Piano, an innovative outreach tool designed to detect muons from air showers produced by cosmic rays colliding with the atmosphere. The Cosmic Piano consists of scintillator-based modules with avalanche photodiodes (APD) readout, which produce a musical note and a flash of ligh...
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| creator | Muñoz, Guillermo Tejeda Moreno, Luis Alberto Perez Ragoni, Simone Medel, Hector David Regules Téllez, Arturo Fernández Beltran, Yael Antonio Vasquez |
| description | We present the Cosmic Piano, an innovative outreach tool designed to detect
muons from air showers produced by cosmic rays colliding with the atmosphere.
The Cosmic Piano consists of scintillator-based modules with avalanche
photodiodes (APD) readout, which produce a musical note and a flash of light
whenever a muon passes through one of them and triggers its electronics. The
Cosmic Piano has been showcased at various high-profile events, including the
Montreux Jazz Festival and the EuroScience Open Forum, seamlessly fusing
scientific phenomena with live music. Building on its success, we have
developed a new, comprehensive Masterclass session aimed at engaging high
school and university students. This session includes analysing both simulated
cosmic ray events and real data from the Cosmic Piano. The Masterclass provides
participants with a hands-on experience that mirrors the experimental
procedures used in major physics experiments, such as those conducted at CERN
with the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) collision data. This initiative offers a
unique opportunity for students to engage with an active experiment, bridging
the gap between outreach and serious scientific research. |
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muons from air showers produced by cosmic rays colliding with the atmosphere.
The Cosmic Piano consists of scintillator-based modules with avalanche
photodiodes (APD) readout, which produce a musical note and a flash of light
whenever a muon passes through one of them and triggers its electronics. The
Cosmic Piano has been showcased at various high-profile events, including the
Montreux Jazz Festival and the EuroScience Open Forum, seamlessly fusing
scientific phenomena with live music. Building on its success, we have
developed a new, comprehensive Masterclass session aimed at engaging high
school and university students. This session includes analysing both simulated
cosmic ray events and real data from the Cosmic Piano. The Masterclass provides
participants with a hands-on experience that mirrors the experimental
procedures used in major physics experiments, such as those conducted at CERN
with the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) collision data. This initiative offers a
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The Cosmic Piano consists of scintillator-based modules with avalanche
photodiodes (APD) readout, which produce a musical note and a flash of light
whenever a muon passes through one of them and triggers its electronics. The
Cosmic Piano has been showcased at various high-profile events, including the
Montreux Jazz Festival and the EuroScience Open Forum, seamlessly fusing
scientific phenomena with live music. Building on its success, we have
developed a new, comprehensive Masterclass session aimed at engaging high
school and university students. This session includes analysing both simulated
cosmic ray events and real data from the Cosmic Piano. The Masterclass provides
participants with a hands-on experience that mirrors the experimental
procedures used in major physics experiments, such as those conducted at CERN
with the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) collision data. This initiative offers a
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The Cosmic Piano consists of scintillator-based modules with avalanche
photodiodes (APD) readout, which produce a musical note and a flash of light
whenever a muon passes through one of them and triggers its electronics. The
Cosmic Piano has been showcased at various high-profile events, including the
Montreux Jazz Festival and the EuroScience Open Forum, seamlessly fusing
scientific phenomena with live music. Building on its success, we have
developed a new, comprehensive Masterclass session aimed at engaging high
school and university students. This session includes analysing both simulated
cosmic ray events and real data from the Cosmic Piano. The Masterclass provides
participants with a hands-on experience that mirrors the experimental
procedures used in major physics experiments, such as those conducted at CERN
with the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) collision data. This initiative offers a
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