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IceCube particle detector detects first high-energy neutrinos from the cosmos


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I thought I'd post a link to this Phys.org article here because some might find it interesting:

This is the first indication of very high-energy neutrinos coming from outside our solar system, with energies more than one million times those observed in 1987 in connection with a supernova seen in the Large Magellanic Cloud," says Francis Halzen, principal investigator of IceCube and the Hilldale and Gregory Breit Distinguished Professor of Physics at the University of Wisconsin

World's largest particle detector "IceCube" detects first high-energy neutrinos from the cosmos

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