Using a Mechanical Sensor to Look for Ghost Particles
Researchers have made significant strides in their understanding of neutrinos over the past few decades; yet, many questions still need to be answered.
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Estimated timetable for the extraordinary self-charging Pi electric car - 3 years
The visit to India by a delegation from Neutrino Energy Group generated so much interest among the business elite and so much media and television coverage…
Proposed research looks for the source of cosmic neutrinos
The planet is cold and black deep underwater, thousands of miles off the Canadian coast of British Columbia.
Major physics discovery made possible by "ghostly" particles
Researchers working on the MINERvA project, which aims to solve some of physics's biggest mysteries, have found a brand-new approach to look at protons.
The "unmeasurable" proton is measured by the strongest high-energy neutrino beam in the world
For decades, scientists have been baffled by protons. Since they are smaller than the wavelength of light, they cannot be seen and thus quantified using…
The universe's beginning can be determined using neutrinos
The genesis of all matter in the cosmos today has been theorized by physicists to be "neutrinos," one of the most prevalent fundamental particles in the universe.
Supernova Explosion Predicted by Super-Kamiokande, Mysterious Properties of Ghost Particle Neutrinos
The name "neutrino" may be relatively familiar to those of us living in Japan. The name "neutrino" may be relatively familiar to those of us who live in…
The final stages of development toward mass production of Neutrinovoltaic power sources are wrapping up
Preparations for the industrial production of Neutrinovoltaic power sources, developed by the international scientific and technological company Neutrino…
Neutrinos are harder to interpret than thought
Models used to evaluate experiments with neutrinos are surprisingly incomplete. This has now been shown in a check of the calculations using electrons.
Largest underground caverns ever are present in a former gold mine
The former Homestake mine, which was the largest and deepest gold mine in North America until its closing in 2002, will host the largest physics experiment…
Dark matter may be revealed by the next supernova in the Milky Way
There aren't many mysteries in the entire universe that loom as huge as dark matter. We know that the regular matter in our Universe and the known laws of…
Neutrinovoltaic: The new standard in alternative energy innovation
The Neutrino Energy Group presents a fuel-free generator (BTG) made from "free" energy. The Neutrino® Power Cube produces a net power of 5-6 kW based on the…
Exclusion of the sterile-neutrino hypothesis by nuclear reaction
Neutrinos are named such because they are electrically neutral and are a type of elementary particle that are mostly created during radioactive decay.
No additional particles are required to solve the nuclear reactor mystery
A physics puzzle has been solved with a conclusion that is roughly as stunning as "the butler did it." Physicists have debated for a decade why nuclear…
The switch to renewable energy will require innovative energy storage technology
As the globe moves away from fossil fuels and toward renewable energy sources, a basic problem persists: what happens when the wind stops blowing or the sun…
A glance into the Very (High Energy) bright future
With the use of the powerful tool known as multi-messenger astronomy, we may examine astrophysical sources by examining them in the context of various…
Multiple potential technological avenues for quantum computing and a new record for the neutrino mass limit
The international tritium neutrino experiment (KATRIN) at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology has obtained a new upper limit on the mass of neutrinos: 0.8eV…
The particle that could cause a revolution in physics
To understand why the neutrino can provoke a revolution, we need some history. In the early 1960s the situation in theoretical physics was, to put it mildly…
Hydrogen or the Neutrino Powercube, which will provide us with both light and heat?
In order to put an end to hydrocarbon burning and slow the alarming rise in the global average temperature, we need tried and true methods.
What Does The Sun Consist Of? New Data Deepens Debate
Physicists working on the Borexino experiment in Italy have measured the carbon and nitrogen abundances in the Sun's core for the first time using solar…
Here are six instances in 2022 where science defied physics
As we discover more about black holes, dark matter, quantum mechanics, and other fundamental physics ideas, we frequently find ourselves having to doubt what…
An apparent anomaly in the Standard Model of Physics is disregarded by new CERN data
CERN reported that new data from the Large Hadron Collider experiment showed that earlier data suggesting a violation of the Standard Model of particle…
China's neutrino observatory and largest steerable telescope
One of the most innovative scientific journals, Nature, has published a list of the most anticipated scientific events that will take place around the world in 2023.
Large Hadron Collider ATLAS shifts into high gear during Run 3
The Large Hadron Collider started its third period of operation (Run 3) in July of 2022, after having undergone nearly three years' worth of upgrades and…