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Can you shoot a neutrino through earthEarth?

My dad once told me that he read an article about some physicists wanting to shoot neutrinos through earthEarth as a way of communication. The explanation to why it would work being that at the atomic level there's mostly just "free space", so it would not hit anything.

Is there any way this could work?

Can you shoot a neutrino through earth?

My dad once told me that he read an article about some physicists wanting to shoot neutrinos through earth as a way of communication. The explanation to why it would work being that at the atomic level there's mostly just "free space", so it would not hit anything.

Is there any way this could work?

Can you shoot a neutrino through Earth?

My dad once told me that he read an article about some physicists wanting to shoot neutrinos through Earth as a way of communication. The explanation to why it would work being that at the atomic level there's mostly just "free space", so it would not hit anything.

Is there any way this could work?

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My dad once told me that he read an article about some physicists wanting to shoot neutrinos through earth as a way of communication. The explanation to why it would work being that at the atomic level there's mostly just "free space", so it would'twould not hit anything.

Is there any way this could work?

My dad once told me that he read an article about some physicists wanting to shoot neutrinos through earth as a way of communication. The explanation to why it would work being that at the atomic level there's mostly just "free space", so it would't hit anything.

Is there any way this could work?

My dad once told me that he read an article about some physicists wanting to shoot neutrinos through earth as a way of communication. The explanation to why it would work being that at the atomic level there's mostly just "free space", so it would not hit anything.

Is there any way this could work?

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My dad once told me that he read an article about some physicists wanting to shoot neutrinos through earth as a way of communication. The explanation to why it would work being that at the atomaratomic level theresthere's mostly just "free space", so it would't hit anything.

Is there any way this could work?

My dad once told me that he read an article about some physicists wanting to shoot neutrinos through earth as a way of communication. The explanation to why it would work being that at the atomar level theres mostly just "free space", so it would't hit anything.

Is there any way this could work?

My dad once told me that he read an article about some physicists wanting to shoot neutrinos through earth as a way of communication. The explanation to why it would work being that at the atomic level there's mostly just "free space", so it would't hit anything.

Is there any way this could work?

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