Hi Aida,

That YT video is bullsh*t. Talking about radiation while displaying air pollution values 🙁
That 1000µg/m3 unit at Evora is definitely a defective unit, other units at the same spot (!) show low values.
There are some units in Europe showing high radiation values, but these also seem to be defective.
Eg. KIT1 unit 13000212 in Italy:
https://www.uradmonitor.com/?open=13000212&sensor=cpm
It shows very fluctuating high voltage values, which leads to wrong counts.

We really need to have some means to inform these users to keep the map clean. I think most users aren’t even aware that their units are sending bad values.

@Radu, any ideas or plans on that?

Cheers,
Wolferl

These data are interesting, could be related to gamma peaks from cosmic activity (gamma ray bursts) and Einstein lentil or Bose-Einstein condensation directing them in specific areas.
It would be interesting to compare with alpha and beta activity with other products to decide definitively. If it’s a gamma ray burst there is no associated alpha and beta activity.
Exterior sensors would make sense for alpha activity in particular.