The Extreme Energy Events (EEE) Project is a large network of muon detectors devoted to measure the cosmic ray (CR) flux. The EEE network observed the significant variation of the CR flux during the G5 storm of May 2024. The Forbush decrease was detected by both MRPC gas-based muon telescopes and by a set of scintillator-based telescopes, covering a large range in latitude and longitude. This paper will shortly describe the main results obtained from the data collected by various telescopes during the Forbush decrease.
Observation of the May 2024 Forbush decrease in cosmic ray flux by telescopes array of the Extreme Energy Events (EEE) Project
Grazzi S.Investigation
;Mandaglio G.Investigation
;Trifiro A.Investigation
;Trimarchi M.Investigation
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2026-01-01
Abstract
The Extreme Energy Events (EEE) Project is a large network of muon detectors devoted to measure the cosmic ray (CR) flux. The EEE network observed the significant variation of the CR flux during the G5 storm of May 2024. The Forbush decrease was detected by both MRPC gas-based muon telescopes and by a set of scintillator-based telescopes, covering a large range in latitude and longitude. This paper will shortly describe the main results obtained from the data collected by various telescopes during the Forbush decrease.File in questo prodotto:
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