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Evidence for a Point Source of High Energy Cosmic Gamma Rays
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In this paper, high energy cosmic gamma radiation detection from point source in Sagittarius, using balloon mounted spark chamber with Cerenkov telescope, was performed using a single point source.Abstract:
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Observation of high-energy cosmic gamma rays.
TL;DR: High energy cosmic gamma radiation coincident with galactic plane observed by detector on OSO 3 was detected in this article, where the galactic plane was assumed to be a Gaussian cloud.
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Spark chamber for gamma-ray astronomy
TL;DR: In this article, a spark chamber system is described which is designed to detect γ rays in the cosmic radiation on high altitude balloon flights, using a magnetometer direction monitor locates the γ ray direction to ±3° in right ascension and declination.