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Counting Neutrinos at the South Pole

Google Tech Talk September 23, 2009 ABSTRACT Presented by Azriel Goldschmidt and Keith Beattie. The South Pole, besides being an interesting place in its own right, is uniquely suited for Neutri...  
 
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kaustavbhattacharya (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Great talk. It would help if the speaker could repeat the question from the audience as you can't hear the audience at all, or perhaps have some people passing out microphones to the people asking questions.

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