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Cosmic neutrino points back to blazar driven by supermassive black hole

13 Jul 2018 Hamish Johnston
IceCube
Hot and cold: composite image showing the IceCube building and the icebound detectors lighting up as they detect the September 2017 neutrino. (Courtesy: IceCube Collaboration/NSF)
A high-energy neutrino detected by IceCube in 2017 was created in a blazar – an intense source of

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