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“Ghost particle” hunter Halzen wins Nobel Physics Prize

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Asia and Oceania Francis Halzen wins Nobel Prize in physics for work on mysterious ghost particles called neutrinos The Korea Times · 6 headlines from this part of the world Europe “Ghost particle” hunter Halzen wins Nobel Physics Prize Cyprus Mail · 4 headlines from this part of the world Canada Francis Halzen wins Nobel physics prize for work on ghost particles Global News (Canada) · 1 headline from this part of the world

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Asia and Oceania Canada Europe

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  1. Asia and Oceania NDTV
  2. Europe Euronews Next
  3. Canada Global News (Canada)

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Canada

Global News (Canada)
Francis Halzen wins Nobel physics prize for work on ghost particles

Europe

Cyprus Mail
“Ghost particle” hunter Halzen wins Nobel Physics Prize
The Local Sweden
Nobel physics prize honours work on “ghostly messengers” from outer space
BBC
“Ghost particles” from space telescope wins physics Nobel
Euronews Next
Belgian physicist wins Nobel for turning Antarctic ice into a telescope

Asia and Oceania

The Korea Times
Francis Halzen wins Nobel Prize in physics for work on mysterious ghost particles called neutrinos
ABC News (Australia)
Nobel Prize in Physics honours work on “ghost messengers from space”
VnExpress International
Physicist hunting “ghost particles” under South Pole ice since the 1980s wins Nobel prize
Dawn (Pakistan)
Nobel physics prize honours work on “ghost messengers from space”
The Economic Times
Halzen wins Nobel for clues from cosmic particles
NDTV
Francis Halzen Wins Physics Nobel For Astrophysical Neutrinos' Discovery

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