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Nobel laureate Halzen explains the neutrinos passing through us

Francis Halzen, physics Nobel recipient, discusses the mysterious subatomic particles that constantly surround us.

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What to know

  • Nobel laureate Francis Halzen explains neutrinos—subatomic particles that constantly pass through everything on Earth.
  • The interview appears in the New York Times Style section, bringing physics concepts to a general audience.

Francis Halzen Nobel Prize–winning physicist

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    NYT publishes Halzen interview on neutrinos

    The New York Times Style section publishes an interview with Nobel Prize-winning physicist Francis Halzen explaining neutrinos and the mysterious subatomic particles that pass through us daily.

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