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Cosmic particles are just a version; it’s not for nothing that I put question marks there. But I am very curious, what mechanism is responsible for such effects? Here we go again :-) It's not a single pixel, these are groups of pixels that form circle-like shapes, approximately the same size...

Differences between regular events and "big spots":

Some test of my detector - old airplane tachometer with radium phosphor: 1440 events per day !!! (usually - 10...20)

Detector noise in the form of big spots of approximately the same size, which are recorded say once a week, not one after another, but after an hour, and in the same area of matrix (the next group of events is in a different area)? Usually three (sometimes two or four) events occur in one episode.

Almost every group of such events has hits in the same area. No, this is just the version that seemed most plausible to me. What other source could there be - the Earth's core?

Detector artefact in the form of spots of approximately the same size, which are recorded say once a week, not one after another, but after an hour, and in the same area of matrix (the next group of events is in a different area)? What mechanism could provide such an artifact?

The strange thing about these events is not the high particle energy. Such events most often occur in one day, followed by a long break. Often such events are recorded one after another. Often neighboring events fall into the same area of the camera, sometimes even overlapping. But the size of...

Hello! This is my first post on this forum. I am writing because I would be very interested to know the opinion of the forum participants on this issue. Almost ten years ago, I wrote a program Cosmic Ray Finder to record particle traces on a webcam (analogue of the project DECO) (the webcam is...