Cosmic-ray geology
What can rocks tell us about the history of cosmic rays? More than you might think.
What can rocks tell us about the history of cosmic rays? More than you might think.
Could star-forming galaxies answer some of the mysteries of high-energy astrophysics? Signs point to yes.
Astrophysicists and their experiments normally look up, not down. IceCube is an exception. Here the density profile of the Earth is measured using neutrinos.
Earth life has a definite preference for particular kinds of molecules. Where did life get its taste for left-handed amino acids?
We still don’t know where the IceCube astrophysical neutrinos are coming from. Today’s paper places constraints on what percentage are coming from the Galactic plane.
Star-forming galaxies have been eliminated as the top suspects for the origin of the IceCube neutrinos, leaving behind a dwindling list of unexpected possibilities.