All articles tagged with #radio pulses
Scientists using the ANITA experiment above Antarctica detected unusual radio pulses from beneath the ice that defy current understanding of particle physics, possibly indicating new phenomena or unknown radio propagation effects, but not consistent with neutrino interactions.
Penn State scientists detected strange radio pulses beneath the Antarctic ice that do not match known particle signals like neutrinos, leaving the origin unexplained and hinting at potential new particles or phenomena. The signals were an unexpected discovery during neutrino detection experiments, and further research with improved detectors may reveal their source.
Scientists using the ANITA balloon experiment in Antarctica detected unusual radio signals from below the horizon that cannot be explained by current particle physics, possibly indicating new particles or interactions. These signals do not match known neutrino behavior and remain a mystery, prompting the development of more advanced detectors like PUEO to further investigate.
A detector in Antarctica detected unusual radio signals from below the horizon that challenge current particle physics, possibly indicating new particles or interactions, with researchers planning further studies using improved detectors.