Author:
Parizot Etienne,Casolino Marco,Picozza Piergiorgio,Ebisuzaki Toshikazu,Bertaina Mario Edoardo,Fuglesang Christer,Haungs Andreas,Kajino Fumiyoshi,Klimov Pavel,Olinto Angela,Ricci Marco,Sagawa Hiroyuki,Szabelski Jacek,Wiencke Lawrence
Abstract
To take up the challenge of understanding the origin of the ultra-high-energy cosmic rays (UHECRs), new observational means appear necessary. The JEM-EUSO Collaboration has undertaken to open the space road to UHECR studies. For more than a decade, it has been developing a realistic program to measure the UHECRs from space with unprecedented aperture, together with complementary scientific objectives in a broader multidisciplinary context. Several intermediate missions have already been completed (on the ground: EUSO-TA; under stratospheric ballons: EUSO-Balloon and EUSO-SPB1; in space: TUS, and on-board the ISS: MINI-EUSO), and others are in preparation for flight (EUSO-SPB2), under review (K-EUSO: currently on hold), or proposed for the next decade (POEMMA). We report on the general status of the JEM-EUSO program, underlining that its technology has now reached operational maturity, and is ready for actual cosmic-ray shower detection from above.
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