What does AGASA stand for?

Akeno Giant Air Shower Array (Institute for Cosmic Ray Research at University of Tokyo; Japan)

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But several years ago, data from the Akeno Giant Air Shower Array near Tokyo suggested that the ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays reaching Earth were as abundant as lower-energy rays.

Solving a cosmic ray conundrum

They used Japan's Akeno Giant Air Shower Array, the world's largest detector of subatomic particle sprays from cosmic rays.

Birth zone shrinks for top cosmic rays