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How do you image neutrinos? I mean if you’re imaging the sun with light you’d use a pinhole camera, for normal images lenses or mirrors, but if neutrinos go st
by fallingfrog 6y ago
How do you image neutrinos? I mean if you’re imaging the sun with light you’d use a pinhole camera, for normal images lenses or mirrors, but if neutrinos go straight through the whole planet how do you make a lens for that? Or a pinhole camera?
Edit: I see that someone else asked a similar question, the answer being that you image electrons that have been knocked loose by neutrinos, which is much easier.
- saagarjha 6y ago> much easier Well, that's relative ;) It still takes hundreds of highly-sensitive detectors and many tons of hyperpure water to detect neutrino reactions.