News Summary

• Tom Liggett wanted to see how analog film would capture the invisible energy of the Universe.
• There was no camera or lens, just a piece of film duct-taped inside a plastic bag.
• A chunk of the image was caused by UVC radiation, which exists above the ozone layer.
• The rest of it consists of “cosmic radiation and muons from black holes, billions of light-years away” The payload with the exposed film landed 50 miles away from the launch site.