Neutrinos are born during extreme cosmic events. Scientists have managed to detect an ultra-high-energy neutrino, or 'ghost particle', that can change the way astrophysicists view the world.

With an estimated energy of 220 peta-electron volts (PeV), it is the most energetic neutrino ever detected. The discovery was published Feb. 12 in Nature. Scientists didn’t immediately realize ...

The neutrino observatory KM3Net is located in the depths of the Mediterranean Sea and measures a cosmic neutrino at the highest energies to date Neutrinos are among the most mysterious elementary ...

Neutrino Energy Group Unveils Breakthrough in Invisible Power: The Neutrino Power Cube. Berlin, Germany, February 18, 2025-- The Neutrino Energy Group is making history with a revolutionary ...

In February of 2023, the underwater Cubic Kilometer Neutrino Telescope (KM3NeT) detected a high-energy neutrino with 30 times more energy than any previously detected neutrino. Amazingly ...

A shockingly powerful neutrino that ripped through a new particle detector in the Mediterranean Sea has taken physicists by surprise, and it could be a first tantalising glimpse into some of the ...

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At the heart of this breakthrough is the Neutrino Power Cube, a compact, fuel-free generator capable of delivering reliable electricity without dependence on external grids. By harnessing the ...

Buried in the Mediterranean abyss, the KM3NeT detector has captured the most energetic neutrino ever seen. This discovery signals the dawn of an exciting new era for cosmic exploration. Credit: KM3NeT ...

The neutrino observatory KM3Net is located in the depths of the Mediterranean Sea and measures a cosmic neutrino at the highest energies to date In the Mediterranean Sea, scientists, including ...

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While still conducting nuclear tests at Los Alamos, Reines and colleague Clyde Cowan set out to prove the existence of a theoretical particle called the neutrino. The neutrino was theorized in 1930 as ...