How a NEUTRINE Detector Works ⚡Super-Kamiokande

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  • How a neutrino detector works. The neutrino is the most abundant subatomic particle in the universe and also the lowest mass known so far. We will use as an example the Super-kamiokande and how it uses the cherenkov effect to detect these particles.
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  • @mithimithi2709
    @mithimithi2709 Рік тому +1

    Hi! Without bacjground sound it's awesome.

  • @soubhikbiswas4356
    @soubhikbiswas4356 11 місяців тому +1

    Video Suggestion: How a FM transmitter works

  • @maxgood42
    @maxgood42 Рік тому +1

    Detecting Neutrino's sounds like the guided missile meme...
    we know they are there becouse we know where they are not and by taking away the others that are affected by what is not there we can see where it was
    ...lmao Science can get really wierd sometimes. Yet I was gripped to this all the way. AWESOME.

  • @anchalraj5993
    @anchalraj5993 6 місяців тому

    bro you are doing a great job keep it up🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @Saldevi1985
    @Saldevi1985 Рік тому

    Please make a Video how a Rodin coil work

  • @lmendez.lm1
    @lmendez.lm1 2 місяці тому

    Some times I can see them with my own eyes...

    • @lmendez.lm1
      @lmendez.lm1 2 місяці тому

      Really intense glow of light...

  • @ronjon7942
    @ronjon7942 Рік тому +1

    Please be aware, Eduardo narrates the same content with his own voice on the Spanish and Italian versions, but needed to use a synthesized voice for the English ones. And please keep this in mind if one runs across a potential error or confusion that could be attributed to a language barrier.
    I was motivated to write this after an arrogant prick embarrassed himself by rudely pointing out…issues…that met this criteria, on one of Eduardo’s transistor series videos.
    Since it’s obvious he’s not intending to intentionally mislead and immediately assume someone is an idiot, it is more appropriate to think there may be another reason for the confusion. And please, above all, critique respectfully! I have never respected (nor finished reading their rant) anyone for this behavior and I’m always surprised and disgusted when adults behave like petulant children in these forums.
    Like most people, I prefer a human voice but that would be very expensive in this case. I’m grateful he published his content in English, as I really appreciate his perspective, insight, knowledge, and of course his 3D models, as they go a long way reinforcing the text w animation.
    Thank you, Eduardo!

    • @BojanMilic84
      @BojanMilic84 Місяць тому

      I just wanted to write that I appreciate the info and accuracy but low effort AI generation in science videos really bugs me. I'm glad you said what is the reason for the narration, now it doesn't bother me as much.

  • @adrianocerrat2269
    @adrianocerrat2269 3 місяці тому

    no interaction