Scientists discover record-breaking neutrino in Mediterranean Sea

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Scientists have discovered the most energetic neutrino ever recorded, found deep in the Mediterranean Sea. This "ultrahigh energy" particle was announced in a paper published in Nature by a team of about 350 researchers. The discovery offers new insights into the universe's extreme conditions. Researchers believe it could help explain the origins of such high-energy particles, which remain largely unknown. This finding marks a significant advancement in the study of neutrinos and their sources, opening new avenues for research in astrophysics.


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