Neutrino test tank shown to press

Neutrino test tank shown to press

The photo shows a huge tank-shaped facility designed to detect neutrinos which physicists say pass through all substances. The test facility equipped with 680 lenses attached to the ceiling was shown to the press Monday Nov. 9 at the Education Ministry's High Energy Accelerator Research Organization in Tukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture. ==Kyodo

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