<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>A neutrino event, identifiable by the rings of Cerenkov radiation that show up along the photomultiplier tubes lining the detector walls, showcase the successful methodology of neutrino astronomy. This image shows multiple events.
Sometimes, the best<wm> candidates of the numerous neutrinos coming from a meteor shower, have been discovered, the moment when an upper air burst and solar neutrino burst occurs, and also other kinds and kinds of events in these cases are often visible in the sky, in principle.
The supernovae burst or gamma-ray bursts also exhibit neutrinos. These were detected by the satellite NASA and Spacelab experiments. They interact strongly, and release a number of massive energy, with great distances. Observations of the first</wm> neutrinos emitted in these kind of events have been possible due to the immense power output.
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