Dominant angle identified — does not reflect unanimity of this country’s media
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Scientific Narrative of the Instrument · 9 of 12 countries
Berlin interprets this Nobel as the birth of a new astronomy: the German press details the ice detector at the South Pole and explains neutrinos, these "ghost particles", without dwelling on the nationality of the laureate.
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DW German · Tagesschau
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National Pride and Local Role · 2 of 12 countries
Brussels is claiming this Nobel Prize as one of its own: the press is emphasizing Tienen, KU Leuven, and cycling, while also noting a career made abroad.
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La Libre Belgique · VRT NWS · DH (Dernière Heure)
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Scientific Narrative of the Instrument · 9 of 12 countries
Ottawa tells the story of Francis Halzen's Nobel Prize as a tale of "ghost particles": the Canadian press explains neutrinos that pass through our bodies and conveys the modesty of the laureate.
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Globe and Mail · CBC News · Global News
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Scientific Narrative of the Instrument · 9 of 12 countries
Bogotá sees the Nobel Prize in Physics as the story of an instrument: a "giant ice cube" at the South Pole turned into a neutrino telescope, more than the portrait of a laureate or a nation.
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El Colombiano · Portafolio
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Scientific Narrative of the Instrument · 9 of 12 countries
Quito deciphers the Nobel Prize in Physics through the instrument: the Ecuadorian press tells of the "giant ice cube" of the South Pole and its "phantom messengers", relaying almost word for word the agency dispatches.
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El Universo · Primicias
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Scientific Narrative of the Instrument · 9 of 12 countries
The United States recounts the Nobel of Francis Halzen in layman's terms: "ghost particles" that pass through our bodies, captured in Antarctic ice by a detector controlled from Wisconsin.
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NPR · ABC News · HuffPost
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Scientific Narrative of the Instrument · 9 of 12 countries
Paris sees this Nobel as the birth of a new astronomy: an Antarctic ice cube turned into the largest neutrino telescope, told through its "ghost particles".
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Le Monde · RFI · Sud Ouest +2
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Scientific Narrative of the Instrument · 9 of 12 countries
Mexico City is particularly impressed by the ingenuity of the device: a block of ice from the South Pole turned into a telescope, reported by the Mexican press as the hunt for "ghost particles".
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El Informador · Vanguardia MX
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Scientific Narrative of the Instrument · 9 of 12 countries
Kathmandu particularly remembers the image of "ghost particles": the Nepalese press tells the story of the Nobel Prize to Francis Halzen as an adventure of Antarctic ice and messengers from the cosmos.
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The Kathmandu Post · Online Khabar
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Scientific Narrative of the Instrument · 9 of 12 countries
Islamabad takes note of this Nobel achievement, which involves the feat of an ice telescope: a cubic kilometer of Antarctic ice turned into an instrument to capture the "ghost particles" coming from the cosmos.
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Geo News · ARY News · Business Recorder
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Astrophysical Interpretation by an Expert · 1 of 12 countries
Moscow takes away from this Nobel the scientific scope of IceCube: a new observation channel of the Universe, explained by an expert from MIPT, with no emphasis on the nationality of the laureate.
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Meduza · RIA Novosti
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National Pride and Local Role · 2 of 12 countries
Stockholm recounts the Nobel awarded to Halzen as the culmination of a "crazy idea" that became astronomy, recalling the role of the universities of Stockholm and Uppsala in IceCube.
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Dagens Nyheter · Svenska Dagbladet · Expressen +1
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