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| Instrumental errors due to specimen tilting should be thus carefully considered. By simultaneously seeking fusion products with the detectors they have been using in the United States and with the Kamiokande detector, which Jones says is 100 to 1,000 times more sensitive, they hope to determine whether previous hints of cold fusion reactions were merely persistent instrumental errors or indeed the signature of heretofore unknown nuclear reactions. After having gone over and over the spectrum itself, looking also for possible instrumental errors in the observations, Orton found himself confronted with the possibility that the atmosphere of Uranus may contain about 40 percent helium--5 to 7 times as much as Jupiter or Saturn. |
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