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Catching neutrinos with Fermilab’s massive next-generation detector

02
Feb
2014

Neutrinos are subatomic, electrically neutral particles that many scientists believe can help us better understand what our universe is made of. To study the behavior and travel of neutrinos, which are capable of passing right through the earth, the Department of Energys Fermilab is building a two piece neutrino cannon and detector under its NOvA […]

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Has CERN found an exploitable vulnerability in physics?

23
Sep
2011

We don’t often cover non-computer non-security news on Naked Security. (Don’t worry. When we do, we take great care to find some sort of connection – however nebulous – to the cyberworld, just to keep you, our readers, onside, and to ensure that the URIs in your web logs look as relevant and as important […]

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