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Re: Solar Flares
In a message dated 11/6/2001 9:24:20 AM Eastern Standard Time, mcnaught@lanl.gov writes:
I think what you may have been seeing was diurnal fluctuations in radon
decay products. I have never seen any variation in cosmic radiation on our
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mike
Mike, the discriminator was set to be above the Tl-208 gamma ray at 2.6 MeV. Actually it was set at about 3 MeV to avoid all terrestial gammas. The Bi-214 is at 1.76 MeV as I recall. Don't hold me to the 10-20%. That was a long time ago and I no longer have the paper. There was a diurnal effect, however. I got an A on the paper.