Nobel Prize in Physics: Belgian-born Francis Halzen honoured for IceCube and neutrinos from the cosmos
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ColombiaBogotá 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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NepalKathmandu 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.
- Colombia
by the instrument
the narrative highlights the ice cube from the South Pole rather than the teams or countries that built it.
Relying on the Academy
the technical explanation reuses the terms from the press release of the Royal Swedish Academy without any other source of expertise.
What the account puts first
Nepalby nationality
the winner is presented as "Belgian-American" without elaborating on what this means for each country.
- Colombia
this perspective does not carry this information
What it leans on
Nepal onlyNepalReliance on the Academy
the scientific explanation relies on the spokesperson for the Swedish Academy, without input from external researchers.
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completed in 2011
Year of IceCube completion
year
same figurecompletion in 2011