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The '''California High School Cosmic Ray Observatory''', common recognised as ''CHICOS''('''C'''alifornia '''HI'''gh school '''C'''osmic ray '''O'''b'''S'''ervatory), operated by the Kellogg Laboratory sited at the [[California Institute of Technology]], south of [[Pasadena]], [[California]], is one of the the world's largest ongoing [[Cosmic Rays]] observatory program It is known for it's large network within the Los Angeles County area, based mainly on the connected high school sites that carry the Cosmic Ray detector units, also some associated middle schools. |
The '''California High School Cosmic Ray Observatory''', common recognised as ''CHICOS''('''C'''alifornia '''HI'''gh school '''C'''osmic ray '''O'''b'''S'''ervatory), operated by the Kellogg Laboratory sited at the [[California Institute of Technology]], south of [[Pasadena]], [[California]], is one of the the world's largest ongoing [[Cosmic Rays]] observatory program It is known for it's large network within the Los Angeles County area, based mainly on the connected high school sites that carry the Cosmic Ray detector units, also some associated middle schools. |
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==History== |
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==Mission== |
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==Future== |
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==Sponsorship== |
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IBM donated a significant fraction of the computers used in data collection at each site. Ongoing operational expenses of the project are provided by the National Science Foundation. |
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CHICOS actively seeks additional grants, both public and private, to enable expansion and better educational support as described above. |
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==External links== |
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* [http://www.chicos.caltech.edu/ Official site] |
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Revision as of 03:00, 16 September 2006
The California High School Cosmic Ray Observatory, common recognised as CHICOS(California HIgh school Cosmic ray ObServatory), operated by the Kellogg Laboratory sited at the California Institute of Technology, south of Pasadena, California, USA, is one of the the world's largest ongoing Cosmic Rays observatory program. It is known for it's large network within the Los Angeles County area, based mainly on the connected high school sites that carry the Cosmic Ray detector units, also some associated middle schools.
History
Mission
Future
Sponsorship
IBM donated a significant fraction of the computers used in data collection at each site. Ongoing operational expenses of the project are provided by the National Science Foundation. CHICOS actively seeks additional grants, both public and private, to enable expansion and better educational support as described above.