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Muon Bulb: A Cosmic-Ray Detector Inside a Light Bulb
Cosmic-ray muons are among the most abundant high-energy particles reaching Earth's surface, with a flux of approximately one muon per square centimeter per minute at sea level, yet they remain entirely invisible to the naked eye, posing a persistent challenge for public engagement in particle physi
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