Cosmic rays and the structure of the universe studied in Cosmic Ray Extremely Distributed Observatory with citizen science

R. Kaminski, Robert Kamińnski, Janusz Firla, S. Stuglik, D. A. Castillo, N. Budnev, O. Bar, Ł. Bibrzycki, Alok C. Gupta, B. Hnatyk, P. Homola, M. Karbowiak, M. Kasztelan, P. Kovács, B. Łozowski, M. Medvedev, A. Mozgova, M. Niedźwiecki, M. Piekarczyk, Matías Rosas, K. Rzecki, K. Smelcerz, K. Smolek, J. Stasielak, O. Sushchov, M. Svanidze, A. Tursunov, Yuri Verbetsky, T. Wibig, J. Zamora-Saá
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The CREDO project aims to observe sets of simultaneous global air showers, i.e. covering the entire hemisphere of the Earth. To do this, it is necessary to deploy detectors of various sizes as densely as possible across the globe. These observations are intended to help answer some basic questions of astrophysics, such as the occurrence and nature of dark matter, the sources of high-energy particles, and the structure of space-time. The method of work of the CREDO project is citizen science, i.e. participation in the project activities not only of scientists but also students, adults, organized groups of enthusiasts and individuals interested in the topic. This community also includes people with disabilities, e.g. visually impaired or blind. The synergy of these two tasks of CREDO - science and education of the society, results in an increasing and wider territorial participation of outsiders in the activities of the project and a very rapid scientific development of the project. The following text (provisional version) presents two aspects of the CREDO project - scientific and educational, and the state of art of the project for June 2021.
宇宙射线极端分布观测站与公民科学研究宇宙射线和宇宙结构
CREDO项目旨在同时观测全球空气阵雨,即覆盖整个地球半球。要做到这一点,有必要在全球范围内尽可能密集地部署各种大小的探测器。这些观测旨在帮助回答天体物理学的一些基本问题,如暗物质的发生和性质、高能粒子的来源以及时空结构。CREDO项目的工作方式是公民科学,即不仅科学家参与项目活动,学生、成年人、有组织的爱好者团体和对该主题感兴趣的个人也参与项目活动。这个群体也包括残疾人,例如视障人士或盲人。CREDO的科学和社会教育这两项任务的协同作用,导致了项目活动中越来越多和更广泛的外部参与,项目的科学发展非常迅速。以下文本(暂定版本)介绍了CREDO项目的两个方面-科学和教育,以及2021年6月项目的技术状况。
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