How Scientists See Through Walls Using Particles From Space

A void was just discovered in Khufu’s Pyramid using muon tomography. What are these cosmic particles and how do scientists use them to see through walls?

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Hidden Chamber Discovered Inside the Great Pyramid of Giza
“In March 2016, Mehdi Tayoubi of the HIP Institute in Paris and his team were investigating the pyramid when they detected a previously unknown space comparable in size to the over 154-foot-long and 26-foot-tall Grand Gallery.”

Cosmic Rays Could Help Unlock the Secrets of the Pyramids
“There’s a long and colorful history of people trying to unlock the secret of how the Egyptian pyramids were built—and possibly find hidden rooms and corridors, for good measure. And now, a new international project aims to peer through the stone walls of these ancient structures, using cosmic rays.”

Cosmic Rays Originate Far Beyond the Milky Way
“Snow and a group of more than 400 scientists from 18 countries published last week their analysis of cosmic rays in the journal Science. He explained the direction of the enhanced patch is consistent with a region of galaxies that is more dense than other regions of the sky.”

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[mr.dr.genius]

Muons are not fat, electrons are just too skiny.

[stevkodani]

You should make a video where you explain the subatomic particles, As you did around 0:13

[Miimu]

muons aren't fat; they're just big boned

[xMorladumx]

"... Besides Stargate, obviously..."

*nods head vigorously* Obviously!

[thingstalk]

I am not sure if i am comfortable with scientists looking through walls...

[scottdavis]

Why did we never hear about Muons in High School Science classes... or College for that matter? ? ?

[TheTinnman]

Not sure if you follow the treasure hunt on Oak Island, but they are using Muon Tomography there to finally detect the best place to drill. Next season next year will be seriously cool with this new technology. They even mentioned the Pyramid use in the episode that aired last night. :-)

[NewMessage]

That's it. I'm mailing him a comb.

[tacticallala]

One of the gooder interdasting videos.

[vishwamithra]

This is just awesome. Is there a blog for every video?

[LouisArrow]

So theirs these submarines, used by people who run black markets and other illegal activities, and they're said to be able to go undetected by advanced radars. I was wondering if muon topography could be used by setting up sites in which the submarines are used to detect them.
P.S if anybody knows what submarines I'm thinking of could you tell me?

[davidchildrape]

Theze r not news...
Me and my father dr von Derick had discovered that void a few years ago by a map found on a crashed spaceship nearby

[adriancoleman]

Now I really wanna know what's inside the pyramid. It's such a tease.

[felixmenard]

So I have a question, would we as fourth dimension beings be able to comprehend and exist in say any dimension past the fifth dimension?

[icefire]

Stargate is my favorite show/universe/sci-fi ever!!!

[JohnnyKronaz]

I don't think Superman has actual "X-Ray vision" -- he seems to be able to choose just how many things he can see through (with the exception of lead). They just called it "x-ray" as a fictional shorthand for "see through things"

[romax]

eyyy stargate reference, thumbs up dude

[jpjp]

I hope they make glasses with this tech so i can see my neighbour lady showering :P

[h.plovecat]

Thanks, new ideas for my short stories. Muon Telescopes. Map the entire surface of planets with ease.

[AnonymousFreakYT]

3:07 "Well, Stargate, du--oh... Okay."