Neutrinos - Sensor Question

[F33D]

I did find this article discussing such detectors

I didn't post an article.

I know you didn't. I looked it up so that I could check your claim and thought others would find it interesting.

I got it from a friend who was a Nuke PP Safety engineer & UN nuclear inspector. I didn't get it from an article.

 

[Wil Mireu]

I find it's generally helpful to find an article about the subject to support factual statements. Not that I disbelieve you, it's just to provide more information about it that people could find useful. Since you didn't do that, I found something about it that people could read about. An appropriate response would be "thank you for finding that".

I'm not sure why you're being so defensive about it, I just posted it to put more information on the table. There's nothing malicious here.

 

[F33D]

I find it's generally helpful to find an article about the subject to support factual statements.

I don't bother unless I got it from an article in the 1st place. Unless, it's something too difficult to find.

On another note. The inverse square law will make the detection distance problematic...

 

[AndrewW]

As long as we are on the subject...

Scientists in Antarctica Find Invading Neutrinos from Another Galaxy!

http://www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astr...ve_seen_subatomic_particles_from_another.html