Did a Black Hole Eating a Star Generate a Neutrino? Unlikely, New Study Shows

Cambridge, MA --In October 2019, a high-energy neutrino slammed into Antarctica. The neutrino, which was remarkably hard to detect, piqued astronomers’ interest: what could generate such a powerful particle?

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