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There 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)
by fnordfnordfnord 14y ago
There 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.