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Mar 11, 2024 6:34 PM
GravityVT
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Sauce: https://youtu.be/aSYL0MHMwog
PhilKenSebban
69m wide. NICE
HandoB4Javert
literallymike
massdefect3
I wonder what definition of “largest” they’re using here? IceCube has a detection volume of a cubic kilometre. So… it’s pretty big in that sense. This looks like it will have more detectors, and therefore be quite precise, but I’m not sure that qualifies as largest.
cabrillo317
I went to high school with the Nutrino brothers.
FunnyPlatypus
69 meters wide… nice…
drduffer
And the water is ultra distilled and filtered until it’s absolutely pure.
albanette
Zankoku na tenshi no you ni
Shounen yo shinwa ni nare
wigglytuff247
I swear I thought they were building the EagleEye computer!
wraiththefourth
Yes!! Those orange wall sphere's look exactly like from the movie.
hellospacemonkey
This is the third. Kamiokande, Super-Kamiokande, and Hyper-Kamiokande.
Astramancer
How long until UltraInstinct-Kamiokande?
speeltime
It’s cerebro
zeacorzeppelin10
Youreprobablylyingoronlythinkingofyourself
Wait larger than the icecube project in Antarctica which is a 1km cube?
FeelingButter
The full video from The BM1: https://youtu.be/aSYL0MHMwog?si=JU3mBVWGbhzjgpbv
FeelingButter
The channel is good for diving into construction projects.
ProbablyCrazier
So they say...
AtaSeaParks
"The physics of wonton burrito meals. Got it."
ActionJohnnie
69 meters wide. Nice
nothingunused
69, haha!
Jimbolicious43
Nice.
DavidBrooker
Super-K is cool as heck. I was involved with a few people from SNOLab when I lived in Ontario, which I believe still has the best shielding of any neutron experiment (6km of water equivalent, in the depths of a nickel mine in Northern Ontario).
AnsysGuru
I performed detailed analysis to evaluate the structural integrity of the acrylic vessel built for the SNOLab which was filled with heavy water and floating in regular water.
gryzlock
Wow thats so cool
theganglecreature
Okay but like...why not outside?
2fligh2high
MuffinProof
I feel like this is a warp/jump effect from a movie
ShineyBaconLitter
The application of building and studying this phenomenon is going to be like... teleportation and instant transmission, right?
zerogiven
I'm not understanding your question. Are you saying that there's no point in advancing our understanding of reality, UNLESS we can use it to cage a wish-granting genie?
NOYLL
Not even remotely close.
ShineyBaconLitter
Oh. I am under the assumption one of the applications of learning about subatomic particles is how to physically control them.
boardfuniguess
How wide is that thing?
rbudrick
Almost as wide as OP's mom.
hgfurgyhauh4uhghghuhgiqguhniij
...in Pikachus.
aeioubz
'bout fiddy
hgfurgyhauh4uhghghuhgiqguhniij
gotta be at least tree fiddy
AtsaMattaForMe
HeadJamistan
kaitco1984
Is there a source for this? I’d love to learn more
elmesito
The full video is on the B1M Channel on YouTube
ChloeRed
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super-Kamiokande
feryooday
This led me down a rabbit hole to finding out were theorized to have a 9th planet still: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planet_Nine
ChloeRed
(that's the original tokyo uni one, the hyper is here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyper-Kamiokande )
Sakkura
That's the old one. They're building a bigger one now. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyper-Kamiokande
ChloeRed
Literally just updated my comment with that ;)
Groovechild
Pretty good loop.
cercafoglie
Strange nobody is mentioning it... That's the coolest part of the video...
Kwyjor
DropDrop
I came to the comments to see if this was referenced
labyrinthconvention
Are those neutrinomen from the 9th dimension come to take our women?
DukeDarkwood
RocketKokket
"it could change your understanding of the laws of physics". Not mine tho. Too dumb
HOLAKOOO
Haha!
berlinson
Same here man, same here.
elbowdeepinagoose
High energy particles go brrr
MEDdMI
Anyone else getting Event Horizon vibes?
lionofp3rsia
Nah but definitely some eagle eye vibes.
canadianreserve
Hell ya. Was about to comment on that myself . Flawed movie, but I liked it.
nobodyspecial995
Lol so many people talking about this. Hope it works. Neutrinos are the ultimate hide and seek champions.
ToolmanTR
I think dark matter has them beat but it’s close
nobodyspecial995
We at least know that neutrinos exist, dark matter might be.... Okay I'm just going to leave that one alone because I'll talk for 3 hours if I actually get into it all.
Heavenissize17socks
cornedick
Theres already 2 other facilities in that area. The original, the next one that is ~10x, and now this one that is ~10x the previous one.
DaveSamsonite
This neutrino detector was completely built a loooong ago. It’s not new. I was a well planned build, not crazy. You can read *actual* facts about it in English here: https://www-sk.icrr.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/sk/
xmaneds
I only saw the first part of the rolling caption and I thought it said "WORLD'S LARGEST NEUTRINO"
Logion567
And yet (IIRC) the reason stars explode when their cores collapse into a singularly is from how many Neutrinos are generated!
mikeatike
I've always been amused thst our early neutrino detectors found less then expected. The opening chapter if Arthur C Clarke's The Songs of Distant Earth has them failing which let's them discover that the Sun is dying... and of course this was written decades before the first neutrino detector was built.
Sanzanna
I hope so too, because it's basically like standing in the middle of a field with a butterfly net and hoping a gnat gets caught long enough to see it's there
nobodyspecial995
If the field were filled with trillions upon trillions of gnats flying through your net at the speed of light every nanosecond
Sageypie
I'm looking at the upside. If it doesn't work, then that is a one helluva neat ruin for our post post-apocalyptic societies to find. "The ancients believed in an invisible and nearly undetectable god, known as New Trino. They built this seemingly impossible structure as a means of capturing and containing this god, and to observe this being. We know not what insights they sought to glean from this, but it must have been of great import to them"
RichardBehind
Wr already have neutrino detectors underground, the same way. Nothing new, this is just bigger and has better detecrors.
DroppingBearsOnTouristsSince1989
I found this picture in a post on Reddit about the SuperKamiokande detector. It's a picture taken by the detector (underground, at night) of the neutrinos emitted by the sun. I thought it was pretty cool. I can't wait to see what the HyperKamiokande can do.
https://newhumanist.org.uk/images/CCWEB-Sun-at-Night1.jpg
nobodyspecial995
So this is technically a picture of the sun, in the neutrino spectrum? Yes I know I use that term wrong, but you know what I mean. Like if we took a picture in the UV spectrum.
Pwnzistor
I thought dark matter was
KeepingRepostStatsBusy
It’s insane to me how much effort is going into observing neutrinos globally. It’s as if there is another reason for it that we aren’t being told.
xeno426
Wouldn't that be gravitons?
nobodyspecial995
We're not even sure those exist. Can't be good at a game nobody knows you're playing.
xeno426
Not sure they exist? Doesn't that make them thr king of hide and seek by default? :D