China's neutrino observatory nears completion, aiming to unlock cosmic mysteries
A giant underground orb to detect and study the most elusive subatomic particles
South Dakota crews excavate 800,000 tons of rock to build world's largest neutrino detector
Solving physics riddles, a mile underground
First neutrino interactions detected at Fermilab: A step toward cracking the dark matter mystery?
The detector can see a whopping 7,000 neutrino interactions daily
In a nutshell: Neutrinos are the most abundant particles in the cosmos. In fact, an astounding 100 trillion of them pass harmlessly through your body every second. Because they rarely interact with other matter, they've earned the nickname "ghost particles." Yet, despite their abundance, they remain some of the trickiest particles to detect in the subatomic world.
Underwater observatory possibly detected the most energetic neutrino ever
A far-reaching discovery in particle physics, if confirmed