00:00Look, in the journal knowledge, this time physics prize is very important.
00:04Today, I was reading a topic for kids.
00:07In medicine, physics, chemistry and economics,
00:123-3 people got a Nobel Prize.
00:15This time I got only one person.
00:17And he did so much work.
00:19Franzen Selsen.
00:21What did he do?
00:22He contributed to Iceberg Neutrino Observatory.
00:25He discovered high-energy astrophysical neutrinos.
00:30And this is the University of Vencon Medicine USA.
00:38He did a lot of work.
00:4212 million Swedish crores.
00:46And they also got them.
00:48What did he do?
00:50It was a pristine thing.
00:51Okay?
00:52Because deep glacializes south pole,
00:55they can transform in massive particle detector.
00:59Neutron is all atomic particles,
01:01which travels to the universe without stopping or changing direction.
01:06Passing through a dead human body completely unnoticed.
01:09Okay?
01:09So,
01:11they had a cubic kilometer
01:12that took a light sensor to take a light sensor.
01:19And they made a observatory.
01:21And they realized that the flashes of blue light are produced in high energy.
01:27Okay?
01:291988,
01:30In the 1988,
01:31in 2011,
01:32they completed this project.
01:35And successfully,
01:36high energy neutrons,
01:38that are released from deep space,
01:41or outer over solar systems.
01:44So,
01:45this discovery has opened a huge door to be open,
01:48for astronomy and new parts.
01:51So,
01:52now,
01:53we've given them a Nobel Prize.
01:54What happened to you?
