Unveiling Invisible Particles: Physicists Use Water To Detec

For the very first time, the SNO+ experiment has demonstrated the capability to detect neutrinos emitted by a nuclear reactor located more than 240 km away using plain water. The Science Neutrinos are subatomic particles that exhibit extremely weak interaction with matter. They originate from vari

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