
Could a Dark-Matter Detector Hear the Sun Through Its Own Noise?
A dark-matter detector separates solar neutrinos from radioactive noise, opening a new low-energy window while exposing the limits of the signal.

A dark-matter detector separates solar neutrinos from radioactive noise, opening a new low-energy window while exposing the limits of the signal.

A small CubeSat is testing whether a timed pair of light flashes can separate solar neutrinos from cosmic-ray noise in space.