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Neutrinos are mysterious particles that could hold the key to answering many questions about our universe

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04
Dec
Date 4. December 2022
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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. Yuichi Oyama, a physi...
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16
Mar
Date 16. March 2022
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The IceCube Collaboration imposes the most stringent limits on early universe relic magnetic monopoles

Recent technical advancements have allowed for the production of more sophisticated telescopes and astrophysical instrumentation....
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02
Mar
Date 2. March 2022
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In Stars, there is a condition for neutrino oscillation instability

Collective Oscillations, Neutrinos, and Stars Neutrinos are elementary particles that are very small. These particles, which co...
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23
Jan
Date 23. January 2022
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Astronomers are planning to construct a neutrino telescope. Using the Pacific Ocean as a resource?

Neutrinos are one of the universe's most enigmatic particles, with only dark matter eluding scientists as a more perplexing phenom...
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14
Jan
Date 14. January 2022
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Tracking down neutrino matter effects

IceCube detector searches for phenomena beyond the Standard Model For decades, physicists have assumed that the currently best...
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18
Oct
Date 18. October 2021
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The most general limitations on nonstandard neutrino interactions are imposed by IceCube analysis

PRISMA+ Cluster of Excellence scientists are leading a new publication For decades, scientists have claimed that the "Standard...
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10
Oct
Increasing the size of a neutrino hunt in the South Pole
Date 10. October 2020
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Increasing the size of a neutrino hunt in the South Pole

The IceCube detector will be upgraded in the near future, providing further information on the elusive particles IceCube, a mas...
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