The powerful particles could be used to scan buildings for threats or map underground tunnels from above.
The United States' military has announced it is seeking to create powerful subatomic particle beams that would enable personnel to"see" through walls tens of yards thick and even peer deep underground.is something scientists have done for decades and across a variety of industries.
A stock image shows an illustration of an atom. Subatomic particles called muons can be used to 'see' through thick solid objects.Muons are subatomic particles that are similar to electrons but around 200 times heavier. At high energy, they can easily travel through hundreds of yards of solid rock. According to Mark Wrobel, program manager for DARPA's MuS2 muon research program, lasers could provide the answer.
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