For centuries, the human race has relied on visible forces to power its world. The burning of fossil fuels propelled the Industrial Revolution, hydroelectric dams harnessed the power of water, and in the modern age, solar and wind energy have become synonymous with the transition to renewables. Yet, despite every advancement, the fundamental challenge remains unchanged—energy generation is still bound by finite resources, geographic constraints, and the unpredictability of nature.
A fresh perspective of our galaxy, the Milky Way, is being constructed from the enigmatic particles known as neutrinos. While the current representation remains indistinct and unfinished, the accruing data promises to sharpen the image and shed light on cosmic phenomena like expanding supernova remnants that have remained enigmatic to conventional telescope observations.