Making the Unseen, Seen: How Muography is Transforming Exploration

At Ab Astra, we’re making the impossible possible—revealing what’s hidden beneath the surface with cutting-edge technology.

Imagine Having an X-ray for the Earth

What if we could inspect tunnels, infrastructure, or deposits beneath the Earth’s surface? Muography makes this possible. This revolutionary technology uses muons, subatomic particles generated by cosmic rays, to create images of hidden structures—just like an X-ray, but for dense materials like rock, concrete, and metal.

How Does It Work?

Muons travel through different materials at different rates. By detecting how they pass through dense objects, we can reconstruct 2D and 3D images, revealing what was once unseen. This method is nearly non-invasive, highly accurate, and provides insights where traditional techniques fall short.

Ab Astra: Pioneering the Future of Muography

At Ab Astra, we’re not just using muography—we’re pushing its limits to develop industry-ready solutions. Our technology is designed to support:

•  Infrastructure and Safety Inspections – Assess tunnels, bridges, and dams without disruption.

• Resource Exploration – Identify mineral deposits and optimize extraction processes.

• Geotechnical Monitoring – Detect underground anomalies and prevent structural failures.

We are advancing high-precision muon detectors and intelligent data processing algorithms that transform complex particle data into clear, actionable insights for industries that rely on subsurface intelligence.

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