mfb Mentor Insights Author Messages 37,546 Reaction score 14,425 Jul 17, 2013 #2 That is probably hard to tell, but there are 1000TeV neutrinos. In general, higher energies are easier to detect (larger signal in the detectors, and the interaction probability increases), but there are less neutrinos with that energy.
That is probably hard to tell, but there are 1000TeV neutrinos. In general, higher energies are easier to detect (larger signal in the detectors, and the interaction probability increases), but there are less neutrinos with that energy.