Nature of gamma radiation variations during atmospheric precipitation
Germanenko A.V., Balabin Yu.V., Gvozdevsky B.B. and 1 more
Solar-Terrestrial Physics · 2016
doi:10.12737/19880 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The Polar Geophysical Institute has developed a complex facility for continuously monitoring various components of secondary cosmic rays. Gamma radiation during precipitation events has been found to increase the year round regardless of the season. A series of experiments has revealed that there is no precipitation pollution by any natural or artificial radionuclides. Radiation spectrum does not have any characteristic lines of elements. We propose a mechanism providing a satisfactory description for this phenomenon.
Abstract licence: CC BY-NC-ND
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