• DOI:10.1080/1055679081000080357
• Corpus ID: 121356216

Detection of several daemon populations in earth-crossing orbits

@article{Drobyshevski2003DetectionOS,
  title={Detection of several daemon populations in earth-crossing orbits},
  author={Edward M. Drobyshevski and M V Beloborodyy and Roman Kurakin and V. G. Latypov and K. A. Pelepelin},
  journal={Astronomical \& Astrophysical Transactions},
  year={2003},
  volume={22},
  pages={19-32}
}

• E. Drobyshevski, M. V. Beloborodyy, +2 authors K. A. Pelepelin
• Published 2003
• Physics
• Astronomical & Astrophysical Transactions

Experiments on scintillator-based detection of negative dark electric matter objects, daemons, representing Planckian supermassive (about 2 ‐ 10 m 5 v g) particles that were detected in March 2000 as populating near-Earth, almost circular heliocentric orbits (NEACHOs), are being continued. The NEACHO objects hit the Earth with a velocity of about 10-15 v km v s m 1 . The results of these and new experiments (April-June 2001) are now being processed, taking into account the difference in scintillation signal shape depending on the magnitude and sign of the velocity of the daemons crossing our detector, which was purposefully made asymmetric with respect to the up-down direction of flight. The data accumulated during the experiment and processed in this way also reveal the presence of, firstly, a high-velocity (about 35-50 v km v s m 1 ) daemon population whose objects can be related to a population in the Galactic disc and/or that in strongly elongated Earth-crossing heliocentric orbits and, secondly, a lo...