New algorithm could make it possible to catch neutrinos as soon as they appear
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Scientists at Ruhr University Bochum developed an algorithm that drastically improves IceCube's ability to track neutrinos from cosmic sources. The system provides initial calculations within 30 seconds, creating alert areas five times smaller than before, allowing telescopes to respond quickly to cosmic events. This breakthrough could finally solve the century-old mystery of cosmic ray origins by tracing neutrinos back to their sources like active galaxies.
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