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11
Aug
Date 11. August 2023
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Astronomers Seek Evidence of Dark Matter Annihilation at Earth’s Core

Dark matter stands as a perplexing enigma within contemporary cosmology. While astronomers have amassed an abundance of corroborating evidence via statistics on galaxy clustering, the bending of light due to gravity, and fluctuations in the cosmic microwave background, the absence of particles within the conventional model of particle physics capable of elucidating dark matter remains apparent.
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0 Comments Author Oliver Robinson
09
Aug
Date 9. August 2023
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Neutrinos and the Cosmic Symphony: Unveiling the Early Universe’s Hidden Orchestra

In the vast expanse of the cosmos, where time and space danced their intricate ballet, a symphony of particles emerged moments after the Big Bang. Among these ethereal performers were neutrinos, the enigmatic messengers of the universe's infancy. As we embark on a journey into the depths of time, we uncover the fascinating role of neutrinos in the early universe, their contribution to the cosmic neutrino background, and their harmonious influence on the formation of the colossal cosmic structures we behold today.
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0 Comments Author Lorenzo Ranallo
25
Jul
Date 25. July 2023
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Decoding secrets of neutrinos and dark matter with DUNE

Each moment, more than 100 trillion neutrinos course through our bodies undetected. Neutrinos are subatomic entities that are plentiful throughout the cosmos. They have a special trait — they seldom interact with other matter, making them elusive and challenging to spot. Investigating neutrinos can offer vital revelations regarding fundamental queries about the cosmos, as they are potential candidates for dark matter.
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0 Comments Author Oliver Robinson
19
Jul
Date 19. July 2023
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Emerging technique for probing powerfully interacting dark matter within neutrino detectors

Around the globe, physicists are striving to identify dark matter (DM) particles and their interactions with observable matter employing a range of tactics and detectors. Given these particles do not emit, reflect or absorb light, they have hitherto been exceedingly challenging to detect, particularly via standard experimental procedures.
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0 Comments Author Richard Henrickson
08
Jul
Date 8. July 2023
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Neutrinos and their Significance in Exploring the Galaxy

Recently, the IceCube neutrino observatory, located beneath the Amundsen-Scott station in Antarctica, achieved the remarkable feat of capturing an image of the Milky Way. What sets this accomplishment apart is that it was achieved not through the use of visible light, but by utilizing neutrinos originating from the core of our galaxy. Why is this discovery significant, how does artificial intelligence play a role, and what exactly are neutrinos? Today, we will delve into these questions.
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0 Comments Author Richard Henrickson
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