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Geolocation of terrestrial gamma-ray flash source lightning
Terrestrial gamma-ray flashes (TGFs) are impulsive (similar to 1 ms) but intense sources of gamma-rays associated with lightning activity and typically detected via low orbiting spacecrafts. We present the first catalog of precise (< 30 km error) TGF source locations, determined via ground-based det
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