Muon Hunters 2: Return of the Ring is live and needs your help to hunt down muons. Are you up to the challenge? muonhunters.org

Muons reveal the whopping voltages inside a thunderstorm sciencenews.org/article/muons-… thanks to our volunteer gethralkin for bringing this muon related research news to our attention :-)

Muon Hunters 2.0: Return of the Ring is a little bit different than our first project. Learn all about it at muonhunterblog.wordpress.com/2019/03/14/muo…

#Muons are helping scientists everywhere to be more efficient. Check out what muons have been doing for #archaeologists since 2017. scientificamerican.com/article/muons-…

Check out كامران السلفي's article on the VERITAS asteroid occultation, published today. syfy.com/syfywire/how-c…

"Muons could help answer some of the big questions of particle physics: Why are there so many particles? Are there hidden symmetries? Are there other, undiscovered subatomic forces?" symmetrymagazine.org/article/june-2…

Dr. Josh Reynolds, a member of the VERITAS Collaboration was interviewed by the MTU Blackrock Castle Observatory re: the VERITAS asteroid occultation measurement results published in Nature Astronomy youtube.com/watch?v=rBSAKt…

The VERITAS Collaboration was featured in Monday night's episode of "Space's Deepest Secrets" on Science Channel, leading us to believe they're also Hollywood rock stars.

The team NASA's OSIRIS-REx took these photos of the asteroid Bennu. The team VERITAS recently used asteroids Imprinetta and Penelope to measure the angular diameter of the smallest stars in the night sky. Asteroids rock! #PunIntended

Much fun had at the Desert Shadows Middle School (Nogales) science night. Hope we inspired a whole new generation of muon hunters, too.

A new citizen-science project will rescue tens of thousands of potentially valuable cosmic images. @NatureNews nature.com/news/citizen-s…

Next-Gen Telescope Set to Be the Next Big Thing in Gamma-Ray Astronomy: thewire.in/119425/gamma-r… via The Wire

World Record?! daily.zooniverse.org/2017/04/03/wor…

5,128 dedicated volunteers have made 2,000,253 classifications to date. Simply wonderful, keep up the good work muon hunters.

A nice historical perspective piece reflecting on the birth of the modern era of ground based gamma ray astronomy x.com/astrobites/sta…

New blog post: Muon Hunters at Summer Science Conferences muonhunterblog.wordpress.com/2017/04/14/muo… via WordPress.com

With 2,084,044 classifications we have retired 135,009 of 137,515 images and are currently out of data. Thank you to our 5,334 volunteers.

Also all your classifications have given is lots of ideas for our next projects - stay tuned to find out more.

New blog post by Muon Hunter Researcher Qi Feng: A quick look at the volunteer input muonhunterblog.wordpress.com/2017/05/24/a-q… via WordPress.com

Last week VERITAS celebrated 10 years of full scale operations. Thanks to everyone who came and helped us celebrate!