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byAnonymous Coward writes:
What will it be in joules, 1 peta electronVolt?
Could I boil a kettle on this neutrino (potentially)?
byclick2005 ( 921437 ) * writes:
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Out of the countless detections it’s seen, two of them—nicknamed, seriously, Bert and Ernie—were phenomenally, unbelievably energetic: Each had an energy over one thousand trillion times the energy of a visible light photon. That’s huge, far larger energies than even the Large Hadron Collider can create. It’s very roughly equivalent to the energy of a raindrop hitting you on the head which may not sound like much, but remember we’re taking about a single subatomic par
byP-niiice ( 1703362 ) writes:
are you not familiar with the upside the head measurement of force? measured in FredSanfords
byAnonymous Coward writes:
No, I dont watch or read whichever obscure source you used for your nerdism.
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You're too young.
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Not only is he young, he doesn't know how to use the Internet to find out about this "obscure" Fred Sanford.
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And "here comes the big one" means something completely different to him too...
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