Cosmic Ray Origin to be Probed by Chinese Observatory

ME PubManu Team

In a recent report, it has been stated that the Haizi Mountain in China will soon host an observatory to detect ultra-high energy gamma rays. The observations made out of it will lead the researchers a bit closer to the origin of cosmic rays in the universe.

Reference Link: http://www.nature.com/news/chinese-mountain-observatory-to-probe-cosmic-ray-origins-1.21631

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