- The
Haverah Park
experiment was a
cosmic ray air
shower detection array consisting of
water Cherenkov detectors distributed over an area of 12 km2 on...
-
Haverah Park is a
civil parish in
North Yorkshire, England. It is
located 3
miles (5 km) west of Harrogate. The
parish consists of
several scattered farms...
- Darley,
Thruscross and Timble.
Within the
forest there were two areas,
Haverah Park and
Bilton Park,
which were
fenced off as deer parks,
allowing game...
- twenty-eight
years until 1399.
Strongly sited on the end of a spur at
Haverah Park, is a
ditched platform 35mx30m
which had a
curtain wall and a gatehouse...
-
Beckwithshaw in 2010. The
parish now
shares a
grouped parish council with
Haverah Park. In 1875, a
reservoir was
built to the west of the village. Known...
- basin, 1.2 m deep; also
called tank) and
created a 12 km2
detection area
Haverah Park
using 200 such tanks. They were
arranged in
groups of four in a triangular...
- professor. He was a
leading member of the UK
Extensive Air
Shower project at
Haverah Park from 1964
until its
closure in the
early 1990s,
directing the project...
- X-ray
binary sources:
Cygnus X-3 and
Hercules X-1. In 1983, the Kiel and
Haverah Park
experiments reported an
excess of
events from the
direction of Cygnus...
-
miles (26.6 km) long,
running from the
Valley Gardens in
Harrogate by
Haverah Park and the
Washburn Valley to Ilkley. At
Ilkley the
Dales Way connects...
- of
Leeds initiated the
study of
cosmic rays in a
project implemented at
Haverah Park and
persuaded Hillas to work on the
interpretation of data from the...
