Muon detection is a field of research focused on detecting and measuring the presence of muons, which are elementary particles similar to electrons but with a much greater mass. Muons are created naturally in cosmic rays and can also be produced in particle accelerators. Muon detection is important for various scientific and practical applications, such as studying cosmic ray interactions with Earth's atmosphere, particle physics experiments, and imaging techniques like muon tomography for detecting hidden structures. Different detection methods are used, including scintillation detectors, Cherenkov detectors, and tracking detectors, to precisely measure the properties of muons and infer information about the particles that produced them.