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Here's a cooler idea: in theory every point in the universe is experiencing muon flux, right? And there should be variations even across small distances, right?

Here's a cooler idea: in theory every point in the universe is experiencing muon flux, right? And there should be variations even across small distances, right? So you can detect motion and rotation in any direction with a 3d array of detectors.

onesphere 3y ago
Muons form when protons break apart atoms. As radiation, their detection is limited to (the inverse of the square of) their distance. Are you referring to virtual particles and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-point_energy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-point_energy?