A location for a neutrino observatory has been discovered at sea
Shanghai Jiao Tong University said on Friday that a reconnaissance mission in the South China Sea has discovered a suitable spot for the construction of…
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To better understand why matter rules the universe, scientists are looking for ghostly neutrinos
What is a neutrino, and how can one be detected? Georgia Karagiorgi, a physicist at Columbia University and a neutrino hunter, explains and illustrates what…
Takaaki Kajita and the Search for Gravitational Waves
We’re conducting a series of blog postings in the lead up to the announcement of the 2021 Nobel Prize for Physics on October 5th, looking at past recipients…
Fermilab's Short-Baseline Neutrino Program's last detector is being assembled by scientists
The Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory’s Short-Baseline Neutrino Program has a full plate, with a mandate to seek for physics outside the standard model…
Virtual Reality at KIT: Now Everyone Can Experiment with Neutrinos
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Since the beginning of July, a virtual reality environment makes the neutrino experiment KATRIN at KIT accessible to…
The identity-changing behavior of neutrinos is now better understood thanks to new findings from the NOvA experiment
An electron neutrino interaction in the NOvA distant detector is seen in this image. Credit: NOvA Neutrinos are the most enigmatic of all the known elementary…
COP26: Britain is working to form a coalition to stop funding fossil fuels and instead promote sustainable energy
On Friday October 1st 2021, Cop26 envoy John Murton and EIB president Werner Hoyer laid out the strategy.
Mellow supermassive black holes emit gamma rays and neutrinos
According to a novel model suggested by an international research team comprising Penn State scientists, supermassive black holes, even if they are not very…
The world's tiniest neutrino detector discovers a large physics fingerprint
The COHERENT experiment, which uses the world’s smallest neutrino detector, has discovered a large fingerprint of the elusive, electrically neutral particles…
What Are Fundamental Particles, and How Do They Work?
It is frequently stated that the Ancient Greeks were the first to recognize objects that have no size but are capable of constructing the world around us…
In the world's deepest lake, Russia has sunk a neutrino observatory
Baikal-GVD will aid scientists in their research into the origins of the universe. Russian scientists sank a series of detectors between 2,500 and 4,300 feet…
A new observation reveals that neutrinos from neutron stars support supernova explosions
Some supernova explosions represent the final moments of stars that are at least eight times the mass of our Sun.