Neutrinos are spectral particles that are not only extraterrestrial but also extragalactic. Scientists have discovered that they make up a miniscule part of the cosmic rays that constantly bombard the Earth's atmosphere. We’ve known about neutrinos for a long time, but exactly where and how they are formed remains a mystery. International research teams at the South Pole and on the Mediterranean coast are now using gigantic detectors to "capture" the high-energy particles.
Friday, June 28, 2019
Neutrinos - Elementary particles from the edge of the universe | DW Docu...
Neutrinos are spectral particles that are not only extraterrestrial but also extragalactic. Scientists have discovered that they make up a miniscule part of the cosmic rays that constantly bombard the Earth's atmosphere. We’ve known about neutrinos for a long time, but exactly where and how they are formed remains a mystery. International research teams at the South Pole and on the Mediterranean coast are now using gigantic detectors to "capture" the high-energy particles.
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