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Telescopes and space missions

Telescopes and space missions

Astronomers plan huge neutrino observatory in the Pacific Ocean

18 Sep 2020
IceCube observatory
Ocean bound: P-ONE will consist of seven groups of 10 detector strings, creating an instrument larger than the existing IceCube experiment (pictured). (Courtesy: IceCube Collaboration/NSF)
Astrophysicists in Germany and North America have published plans to build the world’s larg­est n

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Edwin Cartlidge is a freelance writer based in Rome
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