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--- 2012_research:cosmos_enthusiasts:analysis [2012/08/08 19:43]
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-If we look at the data in the context of time of the different trials in which the data was taken. The blue numbers represent the upper range of uncertainty, while the red numbers represent the lower range of uncertainty. (1 standard deviation)
+If we look at the data in the context of time of the different trials in which the data was taken, the blue numbers represent the upper range of uncertainty, while the red numbers represent the lower range of uncertainty. (1 standard deviation)
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 From first glance, it seems as if the scintillation count average is not statistically different from one time of day to another.  This graph shows that the average scintillation count from any time period is within the range of any of the other time periods as well.
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-[[2012_research:cosmos enthusiasts:Presentation]]
+[[2012_research:cosmos enthusiasts:Communication/Publication]]

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