Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb discusses how scientists trace the cosmic journey of high-energy neutrinos from the Big Bang to ...

This particle's high-energy nature indicates that the neutrino originates from outside the Milky Way, and though the ghost particle's source is yet to be determined, the team has 12 suspects in mind.

These particles are so ghostly that trillions of them pass through Earth each day without notice. So, how do we detect them?

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Its new northern-hemisphere colleague, KM3NeT, consists of two subdetectors: ORCA, designed to study neutrino properties, and ARCA, which made this detection, designed to detect high-energy cosmic ...

The only evidence of their interaction is the subatomic debris resulting from these collisions. This makes neutrino experiments very challenging. We need to use massive detectors and very intense ...

The Payload for Ultra-high Energy Observation (PUEO) is an upgrade of the ANITA detector and is expected to make its first flight in mid 2020s. We are also involved in phenomenology work in ...

In fact, as the black hole gets smaller, it emits even more radiation, until it essentially explodes in a firestorm of high-energy particles and radiation — like the neutrino spotted by the ...