Scientists Detect Ghost Particles Emerging from Milky Way Called Neutrino Formed radioactive Decay More Details

The space is infinite and thousands of incidents are happening in it, which do not have access to science. But to some extent modern science has managed to see the universe far away. Now scientists have detected a shocking incident. Some mysterious particles have been seen in the Milky Way Galaxy i.e. our galaxy which were not seen earlier. These are called ghost particle which are coming out of the galaxy. Scientists say that these are caused by radiative decay as seen in a atom reactor, when too much energy collides with a particle molecule. Regarding these particles running in space, scientists have said that it is almost impossible to see them, because they do not do any action together with the physical world. That is why they are called ghost particle. BBC Report According to, scientists have detected them through detector from icecube neutrino observatories. According to the report, Professor Subir Sarkar from Oxford University said that such particles have been seen for the first time in Galaxy. Milky Way Galaxy is using such particles instead of photons for the first time. This is a high energy process that is shaping our galaxy.

Talking about neutrino particles, it has been said that these are ghost particles which have no weight. If it is so low that it cannot be traced. They are running at the speed of light. They will pass through Galaxy but will not do any action with any object. Therefore, to see them, a heavy detector is needed which can detect their movement.

The observant with which they have been seen have millions of tons of snow. It has a 1 cubic kilometer as much ice which has 5 thousand light sensors. The occurrence of collision of neutrino atom is very rare. When they collide, flash light -like lights come out, which these tools find out. It may be possible to see neutrino due to these. The highest density in Galaxy is present on its middle line i.e. equator. Scientists have studied Icecube data of a decade and detected 60 thousand neutrino.

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