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NEMP'S AND PROTECTIONWoo et al.
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- Woo F
- De La Rosa A
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Study the phenomenon created by high altitude nuclear explosions (HANE) and how we can protect electronics from them. We take a closer look at how different height levels affect the electric field values in gamma rays released during an nuclear explosion. Observe the …
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