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In order to support or refute the hypothesis of LIDAR-induced atmospheric reflection, here are some pictures taken from the front of the camera (in parking position, as in run #591), viewing upwards to the sky. | In order to support or refute the hypothesis of LIDAR-induced atmospheric reflection, here are some pictures taken from the front of the camera (in parking position, as in run #591), viewing upwards to the sky. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:49, 25 June 2019
As reported by Yukiho on lst-daq, run #591 contained some remarkable events taken with a frequency of 250Hz.
In order to support or refute the hypothesis of LIDAR-induced atmospheric reflection, here are some pictures taken from the front of the camera (in parking position, as in run #591), viewing upwards to the sky.
