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Old 12-02-2020, 08:29 PM
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Picture taken by friend Lachlan MacDonald of the author with the setting sun behind me near the summit of Mauna Loa

Group shadow shot by author, near sunset, Mauna Loa, 3400m

Ashra array of Cherenkov and Nitrogen Fluorescence detectors. The All-sky Survey High Resolution Air-shower detector is located on the northern upper slopes of Mauna Loa at the 11,000 ft elevation level.
Utilizing a clear view of 80% of the sky and an unobstructed view of Mauna Kea, anglular resolution of 1.2 arcmin, sensitive to the blue to UV light with the use of image intensifier and CMOS technology, Ashra is in a unique position for studying the sources of High Energy Cosmic Ray sources (GRB, etc) as well as potential observations of
earth-grazing neutrino interactions. It has confirmed several GRB's.
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