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Since the earth rotates quite fast, I wonder what could be the source of such a constant and localized gamma ray radiation? The source would have to "track" the
by Zarathust 13y ago
Since the earth rotates quite fast, I wonder what could be the source of such a constant and localized gamma ray radiation? The source would have to "track" the region for up to 10 hours, or given the circumference of the earth, around 17 000kms. Or maybe the constant radiation from space is enough and the region particularities make it happen.
- fnordfnordfnord 13y agoThere is no way that a gamma ray source tracks us, more likely there is a lighter-than-air gas such as ethane, methane, etc. (which are used in spark chambers) escaping that lake, or somthging else to that effect, making conditions suitable for ionization.