Measuring the high-energy neutrino sky using the deep-valley neutrino observatory TAMBO
Although the field of neutrino astronomy has blossomed in the past decade, physicists have struggled to fully map the high-energy neutrino sky. The Tau Air-shower Mountain-Based Observatory (TAMBO), a mountain-based neutrino observatory, aims to solve that issue—and find clues of new physics along the way.
Autor(es):Carlos A. Argüelles, José BAZO, Christopher Briceño, Mauricio Bustamante, Saneli Carbajal, Kiara Carloni, Víctor CENTA, Jaco de Swart, Diyaselis Delgado, Tommaso Dorigo, Anatoli Fedynitch, Pablo Fernández, Alberto M. GAGO, Alfonso García, Alessandro Giuffra, Zigfried Hampel-Arias, Ali Kheirandish, Tanvi Krishnan, Jeffrey P. Lazar, Peter M. Lewis, Daniel MENENDEZ, Marco MILLA, Alberto Peláez, Andres Romero-Wolf, Ibrahim Safa, Luciano Stucchi, Jimmy Tarrillo, William G. Thompson, Pietro Vischia, Aaron C. Vincent, Cynthia Vizcarra, Pavel Zhelnin
Año: 2026
Título de la revista: Nature Astronomy
Volumen: 10
Página inicial - Página final: 947–951
Url: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41550-026-02916-4