Cosmic Ray - Detect Radiation

Cosmic Ray - Detect Radiation

Global Cosmic Ray Observatory

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Version History of Cosmic Ray

1.3.3

February 28, 2021

Bugs fixed.

1.3.2

May 6, 2018

iPhone X bug fix

1.3.1

April 10, 2018

Screen dimming issue fixed. Export to photos issue fixed.

1.3.0

April 8, 2018

Now uses metal for pixel processing on iPhone 6 and newer, reducing energy usage. Fix some other issues.

1.2.5

March 19, 2018

Lowered Energy usage. Screen Dims after 5min (in preferences). Improved algorithm​.

1.2.2

March 14, 2018

Better images on iPhone 6s, 7, 8, X, etc

1.2

March 3, 2018

Now includes the ability to take part in the Global Cosmic Ray Observatory. This is optional, and when enabled the events detected are uploaded to the cosmic ray server to add to the global base of knowledge about cosmic rays. Also iPhone X layout.

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1.1

April 25, 2017

Add times to events in the display. Fix a few bugs. The Show Top button now works better.

1.0

January 20, 2017

Price History of Cosmic Ray

Description of Cosmic Ray

Cosmic Ray App is a new iOS application that allows users to detect cosmic rays from outer space with nothing but their phone. The application works by detecting bright spots in the phone's camera when no light is entering. Some of these bright flashes are a result of cosmic rays, so anyone can detect cosmic rays with the camera in their phone. You can save nice events with an email or in your iCloud account or other sharing services. Please contact us with ideas and suggestions! A dedicated slider is recommended for blocking the camera, but electrical tape will also work.
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Cosmic Ray: FAQ

Does Cosmic Ray have support for iPad devices?

Yes, Cosmic Ray is optimized for iPad devices.

Who developed the Cosmic Ray app?

Cosmic Ray was created by Palmer Andersen Design & Development Ltd..

What is the minimum iOS version for the Cosmic Ray app?

Cosmic Ray minimum iOS requirement is iOS 12.3.

What user rating does Cosmic Ray have?

3.5 out of 5 is the average rating that Cosmic Ray has received from users.

What genre of app is Cosmic Ray?

The App Category Of The Cosmic Ray App Is Education.

What is the current version of Cosmic Ray?

1.3.3 is the latest released Cosmic Ray version.

What date was the latest Cosmic Ray update released?

The latest update for Cosmic Ray was released on October 4, 2024.

What is the exact date the Cosmic Ray app came out?

The app was initially released on February 5, 2023.

What content advisory rating is assigned to the Cosmic Ray app?

Designed for children, contains no adult material.

What languages is Cosmic Ray available in?

Currently, the Cosmic Ray app supports the following languages: English.

Does Apple Arcade support Cosmic Ray among its available titles?

Unfortunately, Cosmic Ray is not on Apple Arcade.

Are there opportunities for in-app purchases in Cosmic Ray?

Unfortunately, Cosmic Ray does not provide opportunities for in-app purchases.

Does Cosmic Ray offer compatibility with Apple Vision Pro?

No, Cosmic Ray does not offer compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

Are there any advertisements in Cosmic Ray?

No, there are no advertisements in Cosmic Ray.

Screenshot of Cosmic Ray

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Reviews of Cosmic Ray

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  • How high are you

    Like seriously
  • This app is so cool

    I love watching the map on the website and seeing my readings pop up. It's too bad that i'm one of two people in the world right now contributing their results to the public. Still though, it's awesome. On a side note, i have a hunch that cosmic particles can be influenced by the mind. Just throwing that out there.
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  • Not sure if this works anymore

    This used to work. But I don’t think it works anymore