DIY Water Cherenkov Detector – PhysicsOpenLab
PeVatrons: The Hunt for the Origin of Galactic Cosmic Rays with CTA - Cherenkov Telescope Array
Cherenkov radiation - Wikipedia
The use of Cherenkov light in the detection of high-energy cosmic rays and neutrinos: The Pierre Auger and IceCube Observatories - ScienceDirect
Simulations of Cosmic Ray Muon Cherenkov Radiation using CERN ROOT (2011 presentation) - YouTube
Schematic representation of the Cherenkov emission from a cosmic-ray... | Download Scientific Diagram
Where do the highest-energy cosmic rays come from? | Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology (KIPAC)
Fieldable muon spectrometer using multi-layer pressurized gas Cherenkov radiators and its applications | Scientific Reports
ASTROPARTICLE PHYSICS LECTURE 2
Catching High Energy Aliens With Cherenkov Light | Particle Physics Gadgeteering
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Cosmic ray physics: Extremely powerful particles are slamming into the Earth. - Vox
What is Cherenkov Radiation? - Universe Today
HAWC: the High-Altitude Water Cherenkov Observatory
Sky Maps with Pierre Auger Data
Atmospheric Cherenkov light
The next gamma-ray eye on the sky | symmetry magazine
Atmospheric Particle Showers and Cherenkov Radiation from Gamma Ray, Proton and Carbon-13 - YouTube
Cherenkov Radiation - AstroBaki
Is it fair to conclude that Cherenkov radiation is composed of tachyons? - Quora
The data on shower maximum depth as measured in Cherenkov experiments... | Download Scientific Diagram
Scientists catch the highest energy particles by making them go faster than light | by Ethan Siegel | Starts With A Bang! | Medium
Schematic representation of the Cherenkov emission from a cosmic-ray... | Download Scientific Diagram
Ionizing radiation
The discovery of air-Cherenkov radiation – CERN Courier
What are cosmic rays? | University of Chicago News
Epic cosmic explosion detected via faster-than-light particles | Space | EarthSky
