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An artist’s impression of a cosmic ray interacting with the Earth’s atmosphere. Jamie Yang

Spotting astrophysical neutrinos is just the tip of the IceCube

Mark Aartsen, University of Adelaide; Ben Whelan, University of Adelaide, and Sally Robertson, University of Adelaide

Cosmic rays are subatomic particles of astrophysical origin that crash into our atmosphere, triggering a cascade of lower energy particles we can observe at the ground. And while astronomers have known…

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