They are NOT coming from outer-space. They are coming from CERN! “A section of CERN's Large Hadron Collider (left) and the new experiment SND@LHC (right). Neutrinos are produced at one of the LHC's collision points, hidden behind the curvature of the accelerator, and interact in the SND@LHC detector after traversing around 100 meters of rock and concrete.”

Indeed.

Maybe a resonant frequency can be coupled with their frequency to counter the effects.

​@@julzee111the amount of Stupidity in your reply is insane

They just call it research.

You are cleary retarded if you believe hes bullshit.

These are just tubes 3km deep. Not sure how it can target something or someone with such precision. He doesn't explain that. but it should be exposed and destroyed anyway

I'm happy to watch a content from Icecube. Hello from Japan.

They fill with water and freeze over quick quickly after the instruments are lowered in. So you wouldn’t fall in

No

The light is incredibly weak

watch a video of a nuklear reactor, the blue light surrounding it is also cherenkov radiation, same thing, different cause.

Those people are nuts 😂

@@Ytfhurbkjtrvhj stop acting out like a gay man and do your research

The whole thing was a little dramatic

​@@jonathangallant-mills6434 Rightfully so because 8 years later and this place turned out to be worlds strongest weapon according to whistleblower Eric Hecker, this thing is allegedly used for creepy endeavours, from manipulating human brain waves to causing earthquakes.

Mind control

@@dangerousnashville that MK shiet

If they are too far apart, you might be unable to see the light of particles with low energy because they can't travel the full distance to the detector. If they are too close, your detector will be much more expensive, or it will be much smaller if you want to spend the same amount of money. But with a smaller detector, you can detect less particles. Especially very high energetic events are very rare, so we need a big detector to be able to see them often enough.

Probably just a balance between accuracy, efficiency and cost

Great question. Neutrino astronomy is an emerging field in modern astronomy and IceCube is the first detector of its kind. In 2013, we announced the discovery of the first high energy neutrinos from outside our galaxy. Our goal is to study the extreme universe with neutrinos, going beyond what we can learn with photons (light). The next big step would be to identify the first source of neutrinos.

​@IceCubeNeutrino What is a neutrino from outside our galaxy? How can you tell and why is it relevant?

What? They come from space. Mainly supernovae

Studying the dome would require it to exist.

Did you have to sign a non disclosure?

Sure you did. That's why you only commented here after this conspiracy theory got popular

For more, Just watch the youtube video too..........

Because you need to stop smoking crack

@@Chris_winthers 😂😂 you need to stop burying your head in the sand

Because we're not delusional, that's why 😂

@@Ytfhurbkjtrvhj ok if that makes u feel better

You're a nutcase.

They’re saying a couple months ago it could be and has been used as a weapon

do it in english bro

😂😂😂 Too bad he couldn't articulate the size of this thing. I couldn't understand what he was going on about. The Diagrams in this video help. Still unclear that they could charge it up to be a weapon, but given plans were underway 8 years ago to improve the site I guess anything is possible...who knows what they discovered and have done with data from the experiments. I had no idea how deep the ice was there and how it clear it is. No wonder the fascination with the south pole.

He said basketball size objects in an array that is 1 cubic kilometer. How more specific could he have been?

@@kaijuseansy8122 😂😂😂 I'm American, I have no grasp of metric system😶‍🌫. That number means nothing to me. I was actually more surprised by the depth at which they drilled. Truly impressive given the remote nature of the facility.

@@franswiggidy I thought you didn't use the metric system out of principle just to fuck with us. I had no idea it was that bad 😂😂

+Sarah DeMarcus time for your medication miss DeMarcus.

Damn freeloading aliens! Why don't they get their own spaceship fuel and uhhh solar spills or whatever

Damn bro on a new level of schizo

@@ivx8345 😂😂 Turned out it was actually a direct energy weapon used to modify human brain waves and cause earthquakes, so she probably wasn't that far off. According to whistleblower Eric Hecker.

Um... The neutrinos they are studying come from outer space. Like they said, billions pass through a cubic centimeter of the Earth every second and they are simply focusing on the more energetic ones. The only thing under Antarctica is a lot of ice and the underlying continent. Now, it would be interesting if we could someday try to look for fossils there deep under the ice, but for now they are pretty much mostly looking to the skies to study Earth's climate and space. There's nothing "metaphysical" or that has anything to do with so-called "ancient cultures". I used to be one of those "ancient astronaut" kind of people, too. So, trust me when I say that I understand why you might be taken in by those myths and stories. But, today there are plenty more than enough actual _real_ mysteries and discoveries about the universe to satisfy even the most ardent conspiracy theorists and mystical junkies out there. So, try picking up some books that talk about those topics and leave "metaphysics" to the fiction writers. Something like Lawrence Krauss's "A Universe From Nothing" or "The Greatest Story Ever Told...So Far" or any of Neil DeGrasse Tyson's recent books. If you would like something with a little more of a human touch, perhaps arguably even considered somewhat "spiritual", in a heartfelt moving kind of way, definitely read anything by Carl Sagan. Trust me. You'll never look back. ;) Here's a taste: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i8mKl9F5ub3eonU.html It's from Sagan's original Cosmos series. It's been updated ("remastered") with more current information, but everything he said when the series first came out still pretty much holds up today. :)

release the beast

What kind of energy? How is it transmitted? "Energy weapon" is fundementally not a thing. All weapons use energy

@@Chris_winthers he said direct energy bro use your eyes or have ChatGPT read it out loud for you

I believe the level of ignorance is a sign or symptom of something else more frightening. There are so many of us now that collectively we can design, fund, and engineer a project of this magnitude, but there are also so many of us now that resources are becoming increasingly precious every day. Up to now these resources have been things like time and space (and food in some isolated cases) but now they are things like clean water. I believe that a certain amount of ignorance can be attributed to misplaced or misused resources.

@@joshuaneve9271 I mean, it is their fault for doing a shit advertising job. I think they spent $250 million dollars to get the program started. They should have spent some of that money on a Tom Cruise sci-fi movie, an IceCube Netflix show, Neutrinos-themed merch and so on. A lot of people would pay attention if only given the chance.