China’s new “ghost particle” detector, JUNO, has made a big splash in physics by confirming a long-standing mystery about neutrinos, tiny, almost invisible particles that pass through everything. After just two months of data, JUNO measured how neutrinos change types and found a small but real difference between results from solar and reactor experiments, suggesting there might be something new in physics to discover. This is a major achievement, showing China now has one of the world’s most adv

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