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The Centenary of the Discovery of Cosmic Rays — The End of the Beginning

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2012 marks the Centenary of the remarkable discovery of a penetrating ‘radiation’ from the Cosmos. The lecture will describe the actual discovery and the wealth of new science that followed it, including the discovery of the new ‘elementary’ particles. Where do we go from here? Sir Arnold will give his views and will welcome those from the audience.

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