Neutrino Astronomy

Neutrino Astronomy is a specialized field that focuses on the detection and study of neutrinos, extremely tiny and elusive subatomic particles, originating from cosmic sources. Unlike other forms of astronomy that rely on electromagnetic radiation, neutrino astronomy observes neutrinos, which can penetrate matter almost undisturbed. By detecting high-energy neutrinos from sources like supernovae, gamma-ray bursts, and active galactic nuclei, researchers can gain unique insights into astrophysical phenomena and cosmic events, offering a complementary perspective to traditional astronomy.

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