Borexino uses a monolithic scintillation detector to get the first directional measurement of sub-MeV solar neutrinos
Borexino is a large-scale particle physics experiment that will continue to gather data until October 20, 2021.
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The Rotating Lepton Model combines relativity, quantum physics, and neutrinos to create matter
Professor Costas Vayenas and his colleagues Dionysios Tsousis and Dimitrios Grigoriou show how applying special relativity to neutrino travel at fm distances…
To remain ahead of the competition, the United States scales down a problematic $3 billion neutrino project
The decision to develop the LBNF/DUNE megaproject in two parts would add to the already exorbitant expenditures.
Astronomers may be troubled by the Proton's innate charm
Can humanity’s neutrino eyes, observatories like the IceCube in Antarctica, perceive neutrinos from distant space?
A new tool for locating dark matter yields no results
Physicists are coming up with ingenious new techniques to take use of the high sensitivity of gravitational wave detectors like LIGO.
According to scientists, there might be an anti-universe going backwards in time from the Big Bang
According to a strange new notion, there may be an anti-universe in which time goes backward in time before the Big Bang.
Scientists are looking for the elusive magnetic monopole
While theories such as the grand unified theories (GUTs), which combine electromagnetic, nuclear forces, and gravity into a single framework, predict the…
Data Science For Particle And Nuclear Physics 2021 Held Online For High School Students At Tokyo Institute Of Technology
Data Science for Particle and Nuclear Physics 2021 (DSPN2021), a lecture and practical training series for high school students hosted by Tokyo Tech, was…
Is Telescopes the Only Way to Look for Dark Matter?
If the unseen substance is not discovered in tests or particle colliders, we may have to look for it in space “How do you believe the dark matter issue will…
Our universe might have a time-traveling twin
Dark matter and cosmic inflation might be explained by an anti-universe that runs backwards in time.
One minute with neutrino scientist Bryan Ramson
How long have you been employed at Fermilab? In May of 2013, I arrived as a graduate student for the first time.
Focusing on the interaction of the Higgs boson with the charm quark
The ATLAS and CMS teams at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) have been hard at work attempting to uncover the mysteries of the Higgs boson since its discovery a…