TU MünchenNov 8, 2022

For ten years the IceCube Observatory has been monitoring the light traces of extragalactic #neutrinos. Now an international research team has discovered a high-energy neutrino radiation source in #Messier77: http://go.tum.de/988442

#IceCubeNGC1068 #astrophysics #cosmology

First neutrino image of an active galaxy

For over ten years the IceCube Observatory in the Antarctic has been monitoring the light traces of extragalactic neutrinos. While evaluating the observatory's data, an international research team led by the Technical University of Munich (TUM) discovered a high-energy neutrino radiation source in the active galaxy NGC 1068, also known as Messier 77.

Prof Heino FalckeNov 3, 2022

That’s interesting, though I have some questions concerning their interpretation of making neutrinos in the magic “corona”. NGC1068 does have a jet after all …

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📢IceCube has found evidence of high-energy neutrino emission from nearby galaxy NGC 1068. Tune in for details https://youtu.be/0_xg3FSvRz4. #IceCubeNGC1068

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/uw_icecube/status/1588231035988414474

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