Recent CANGAROO Observations of Galactic Objects

Akiko Kawachi, Akihiro Asahara,Geoff V. Bicknell,Roger W. Clay, Ya-suhiro Doi,Philip G. Edwards,Ryoji Enomoto,Shuichi Gunji,Satoshi Hara, Tadashi Hara,Takahiro Hattori, Shin’ichi Hayashi, Chie Itoh,Shigeto Kabuki,Fumiyoshi Kajino,Hideaki Katagiri,Tadashi Kifune,Hidetoshi Kubo, Junko Kushida, Takumi Kurihara, Ryoji Kurosaka,Yu-taka Matsubara,Yoshihiko Mizumoto,Masaki Mori,Hisako Moro,Hi-roshi Muraishi,Yasushi Muraki, Tsuguya Naito,Tomokazu Nakase,Daisuke Nishida,Kyoshi Nishijima,Michiko Ohishi, Kimihiro Okumura,John R. Patterson, Naoki Sakamoto, David Swaby,Toru Tanimori,Hideki Tanimura,Fuyuki Tokanai,Ken’ichi Tsuchiya, Tadashi Uchida, Shio Watanabe,Tomo-taka Yamaoka,Shohei Yanagita,Tatsuo Yoshida,Takanori Yoshikoshi

semanticscholar（2002）

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Since June 2000, the CANGAROO project has extensively observed galactic sources using the CANGAROO-II 10-m Cherenkov telescope. The observatory location in Woomera, South Australia enables us to observe nearby objects of interest at good observing conditions such as smaller zenith angles, i.e. with lower energy thresholds, than those in the northern hemisphere. The two year observation history of Galactic objects is summarized here.

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