Artemis Program

The "Shadow Blaster" Galaxy's Role in High-energy Cosmic Neutrinos

system
By system
June 29, 2026 • 161 views
Original source: Universe Today

On September 22, 2021, the IceCube Neutrino Detector in Antarctica caught a blast of neutrinos as it passed through the solar system. These neutrinos were remarkably high-energy and came from a galaxy 11 billion light-years away. That's a period of the Universe's history known as "Cosmic Noon". It's...

system
system

Article Author

Related Articles
Colliding Dwarf Planets Created a 'Cat's Tail' 1,000 Astronomical Units Long
1 hour ago
Here’s What China’s Mysterious Spaceplane Actually Looks Like
1 hour ago
New Possible Dwarf Planet Detected Beyond Pluto
3 hours ago
NASA’s Artemis I mission reveals surprising radiation levels near the Moon
5 hours ago
Topic Tags
Nasa Artemis Ii Lunar Mission Space Launch System Artemis Iii Orion Spacecraft Blue Origin Spacex Artemis Program Reid Wiseman Deep Space New Glenn Commercial Launch Low Earth Orbit Orion Tiangong Chinese National Space Administration Crewed Spaceflight Pbs Documentary Moon Exploration Ng 3 Rocket Reusability Be 4 Cape Canaveral Vulcan Centaur United Launch Alliance Space Force Solid Rocket Boosters National Security Space Launch Gem 63xlmotor
Stay Updated

Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news