
doi: 10.1139/p63-019
Anisotropies in time of energetic primary cosmic radiation are investigated by analyzing 280,000 air showers detected with an extensive-shower detector of 18 Geiger counters. Little evidence for a diurnal variation is seen in sidereal time while variations in solar time seem to be due to fluctuations in the data, not to any correlation with the semidiurnal pressure waves. (D.C.W.)
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