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Nature volume 163, pages 246–247 (1949)Cite this article

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WE are glad that the critical remarks of Jánossy give us an occasion to reconsider the interpretation of our balloon experiments.

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ROSSI, B., HULSIZER, R. [Letters to the Editors]. Nature 163, 246–247 (1949). https://doi.org/10.1038/163246b0

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