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There’s a lot wrong here, starting with the energy of the newly discovered particle. The particle in question had an energy of 240 EeV, which comes to 38.45 J.
by IAmGraydon 3y ago
There’s a lot wrong here, starting with the energy of the newly discovered particle. The particle in question had an energy of 240 EeV, which comes to 38.45 J.
- ivan_gammel 3y agoBy accident I used the energy of OMG particle which is also mentioned in the article, but it is not completely wrong — it’s the same order of magnitude as the new one, so it still can be used to understand how much is that.