sciencebyWilshire Seafloor detector picks up record neutrino while under constructionhttps://arstechnica.com/science/2025/02/most-energetic-neutrino-yet-seen-smashes-through-seafloor-detector/Open linkView original on sh.itjust.works116Comments3
ddavidgro replylemmy.worldAccording to Wolfram Alpha on the low end that's about 9.6 millijoules, roughly the acoustic energy of a whisper. Not a lot on a human scale, but that's a single subatomic particle which does make it super impressive.20
recklessengagement lemmy.worldThats so cool. I thought the super-kamiokande was the last planned neutrino detector, very cool that they're building more.4
60 to 230 PeV. That's a spicy neutrino!
According to Wolfram Alpha on the low end that's about 9.6 millijoules, roughly the acoustic energy of a whisper.
Not a lot on a human scale, but that's a single subatomic particle which does make it super impressive.
Thats so cool. I thought the super-kamiokande was the last planned neutrino detector, very cool that they're building more.