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This closer view of the Telescope Array ultrahigh energy cosmic ray detector details locations: blue diamonds indicate scintillation surface detectors and red squares indicate fluorescence telescopes. The stations are located at Middle Drum, Black Rock Mesa and Long Ridge.
Middle Drum fluorescence
(Image credit: Copyright 2014 Telescope Array)
This dark-sky time-lapse photo of the Middle Drum fluorescence telescope station; orange on the right indicates the location of the Intermountain Power Plant. This station operates only on clear, moonless nights.
Middle Drum fluorescence
(Image credit: Copyright 2014 Telescope Array)
This aerial view of the Middle Drum fluorescence telescope site shows the location near Topaz Internment Camp where Japanese-American citizens were housed during World War II.
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