Nobel Prize Winners

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Four Nobel Prize winners discussing the cosmic ray meter at a gathering of leading physicists at the University of Chicago. From left to right: Victor A. Hess, discoverer of cosmic rays, Fordham University; Dr. Werner Karl Heisenberg, University of Leipzig; Dr. Carl D. Anderson, CA Institute of Technology, and Dr. Arthur H. Compton, University of Chicago. Undated photograph.

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