It's possible that 'mellow' supermassive black holes are producing strange cosmic particles
According to physicists in Japan and the United States, “mellow” supermassive black holes (SMBHs) in the centers of some galaxies might be the source of…
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The carbon footprint of a planned neutrino experiment is being studied by researchers
A proposed neutrino experiment’s yearly greenhouse-gas emissions might be comparable to the manufacturing of 1000 automobiles.
Astronomers believe that mysterious gamma rays might originate from sleepy black holes
We don’t know where the Universe’s most energetic light and particles come from, therefore they remain a mystery.
Under the South Pole, scientists are looking for ‘ghost' particles from space
In a new edition of Motherboard’s “Space Show,” physicists Marcos Santander and Lu Lu explore IceCube (not the rapper).
Inside the Earth, researchers are looking for dark matter
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]One of science’s most enigmatical concepts is dark matter.
The computation of cross sections for atomic nuclei and leptons has attained a significant milestone
A team from the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz’s PRISMA+ cluster of excellence has successfully computed how atomic nuclei of the Calcium element…
Liverpool researchers are working on the global neutrino experiment's main components
Physicists from the University of Liverpool are helping to build critical equipment for the flagship DUNE global scientific project.
IN NEUTRINO OSCILLATIONS, THERE IS A MATTER-ANTIMATTER DIFFERENCE
Why do we exist in a world full of matter rather than antimatter is one of the major scientific questions of our time.
Even the most inconspicuous Supermassive Black Holes are emitting neutrinos and gamma rays into space
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Is there a place in the universe where we can get away from the radiation that surrounds us?
PHYSICS OF NEUTRINO
Spherical Proportional Counters (SPCs) have a wide range of uses, making them a fascinating technology with applications in a variety of disciplines.
New Evidence in the Search for a Fourth Type of Neutrino, which has been ongoing for decades
In collaboration with Fermilab, the Columbia Neutrino Group co-led the photon analysis of the MicroBooNE neutrino experiment, which published its results on…
Were high-energy neutrinos discovered 34 years ago from a supernova?
Data from more than three decades ago may include evidence of high-energy neutrinos produced by a supernova.