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neutrino astronomy

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neutrino astronomy
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(Astronomy) the detection of neutrinos emitted by the sun or by supernovae from which information about the solar interior can be obtained
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Appealing chapters comment on distances through space, the shape of the Milky Way, asteroids and sunspots, quasars, neutrino astronomy, and the expanding universe.
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Neutrino astronomy is a closely related area that may benefit from the newly measured effect.
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Whatever the outcome of this particular disagreement, the Los Alamos experiment and the other underground observatories now searching for solar and stellar neutrinos are creating an explosion in neutrino astronomy.
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