The site hosts a network of cosmic ray particle detectors that can be built and operated by high school students and teachers. The data measured by these network of detectors is available for any student and teacher, regardless of having the detector in the classroom.

First video in a series of three. How exactly do particle physicists observe and discover particles? This mini-series provides a simple explanation of the process, based of the discovery of the Higgs boson, starting from the role of particle accelerators.

Students will determine the total momentum from all particles tracked after a particle collision and they will calculate the missing momentum(magnitude & direction). Exercise of kinematics in particle physics

This is an informative e-book about the Cosmos, which can be downloaded in pdf version, written by various authors, reputed scientists and excellent popularisers in their different areas of work and study.(in Spanish). A chapter is celebrating the 40th anniversary of Carl Sagan’s Cosmos.

The game teaches students particle physics concepts not addressed by the curriculum of many Brazilian schools, such as quarks, leptons and other subatomic particles

With the support of interactive tools, audios, videos and images, the material promotes a journey through field research and explores some of the great scientific projects in the area today. Broad knowledge of particle physics available in portuguese for students and public in general.

SPRACE distributed to all secondary schools in Brazil a poster presenting concepts about the intimate structure of matter and summarising the current scientific knowledge in this area

The game teaches students particle physics concepts not addressed by the curriculum of many Brazilian schools, such as quarks, leptons and other subatomic particles.

Roger Penrose, (answer eng sub ita , questions ita)

The history of the universe in Luca Ralli's animated drawings By INFN Communication Office Animated drawings by Luca Ralli Project and texts by Francesca Scianitti Voice: Maria Giulia Scarcella Sound effects and audio editing: Fabio Vignaroli With the contribution of Antonella Varaschin