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The Nobel Prize in Physics just went to Francis Halzen for IceCube, 5,160 light sensors frozen beneath the South Pole to catch ghostly particles called neutrinos. The idea almost failed, and for nearly eighteen years the detector found nothing from deep space, until two neutrinos nicknamed Bert and Ernie changed everything. 0:00 Buried in the ice 1:15 “It would never work” 2:15 What is a neutrino? 3:19 The blue light 4:35 The bubble problem 5:59 Building IceCube 7:10 Bert and Ernie 8:26 The Nobel Prize 9:22 The new puzzle 10:47 Tonight at the Pole Sources: Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences; IceCube Collaboration and University of Wisconsin–Madison; Science (2013); Nature (2025). #NobelPrize #IceCube #Neutrinos Subscribe to Umbra to see what else hides in the dark.

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