Exploring a $100m Underground Neutrino Detector | Science's Greatest Mysteries | BBC Earth Science 

yeah, but they call it a cherenkov tank.. which exists and is also filled with water but is smaller and for a different thing (detecting cherenkov radiation)

​@@La_sagne Actually, that's precisely how this works. It's a very large Cherenkov light detector built deep underground away from almost all causes of Cherenkov light, apart from neutrinos.

@@nagualdesign did they shoot it here? i wonder

@@Fusion-dl3ld I have no idea. I've never watched it.

The opposite of an anti neutrino.

it's a very small and very light particle that is very hard to detect because it (almost) doesn't interact with anything since it passes through (almost) everything that's in it's way (including our eyes for example)... if I'm not mistaken they created this chamber (=detector) in such a way that there's a lot of material so that when neutrinos pass through it (by the way countless neutrinos pass through the whole earth and it's elements (including people) constantly and if I recall correctly they come from the sun), as I was saying they created this chamber in such a way that there's a lot of material so that when neutrinos pass through it there's a higher than zero chance they will interact with something (=hit something I guess?) so that they can detect them.... it's like having extremelly small fish flowing down a river and due to you not having a fine enough net you put like 1000 nets back to back hoping a few fish accidentaly get stuck... (I guess a material that's even denser than water would work better than water on this detector but it would be massivelly expensive, while water can be found....well.......in the ocean that covers most of earth surface) don't quote me on all this, those subjects are so complex I probably can't fully comprehend even the hypersimplifications those people give us..

You know those trails left by air planes that turn frogs gay sometimes?

the newest tech can be spotted when it moves....

That’s how it goes sometimes. Better to invest in understanding than $1 trillion per year on shooting missiles at each other.

it's always maybe. that's what makes it fun :)

That's also how scientists usually talk. They usually don't do absolutes.

Japan.

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As if your god needs someone to proselytize online for them

Your god isn't real.

This is not the place for spreading your mythology.

Nah, You'll definitely find it. Trust me, It's meant to be found. One day. If not by them then by those who come after them. It will be found. I assure you of that. And nobody, neither you nor them, will die a destitute for they all would have served their purpose.