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What the…?
SCIENCE!
what the hell are they doing besides science? anyone got an article or link i can look at?
I saw this in fhm before, its some massive sphere underground, in japan somewhere, they fill it up with water and it measures. . .something?
Its been about two months since I read the article
More than likely they are inspecting the bulbs for the Neutrino Detector. Which is used for detecting those trillions of near massless particles passing though your body and everything else. Kinda neat what you can learn in the kitchen.
Looks like a neutrino detector, but I don’t know which one.
This must be from episode 2
Pretty sure reboot’s right. No idea where it is either though.
The Super-Kamiokande Neutrino Detector: http://www.aip.org/png/html/super-k.htm
reboot’s right, but I said it first or at least at the same time. LOL! Wow. I guess I should put down Scientific American and Discover and get a subscription to Cosmo instead.
Correct, stick to cosmo, just make sure that you only read it in the kitchen.