The number of muons that survive passage from the upper atmospherHe suspects that others have used particles from the sun to study weather, as he has previously used muons from the sun to look inside volcanoes. He says that this is the first time that anyone has made 3-D scans of the insides of a storm.e to the ground decreases by 2 percent for every 1 percent increase in air pressure.
The number of muons that survive passage from the upper atmospherHe suspects that others have used particles from the sun to study weather, as he has previously used muons from the sun to look inside volcanoes. He says that this is the first time that anyone has made 3-D scans of the insides of a storm.e to the ground decreases by 2 percent for every 1 percent increase in air pressure.