Sunday, June 9, 2019

experimental physics - How to observe neutrinos?


I know that neutrinos are the weakly interacting particles[possibly zero mass] that can pass through matter without any effect which makes them very difficult to detect. But I have heard that they have still been able to capture. I want to know how?


Can an amatuer experimenters like me capture them at home?




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