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Two high altitude balloon flights from Parkes, NSW, have produced evidence for a point source of high energy gamma rays (above 50 MeV) from a point source in Sagittarius. The flights did not confirm the band source of gamma rays reported by Clark, Garmire and Kraushaar last year.
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FRYE, G., STAIB, J., ZYCH, A. et al. Evidence for a Point Source of High Energy Cosmic Gamma Rays. Nature 223, 1320–1321 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1038/2231320a0
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