Congratulations to Francis and the IceCube collaborators! This is the first Nobel Prize in particle physics since Super-Kamiokande and SNO won in 2015⁉

I abandoned half of my lesson plan in astronomy today to announce this to my students!  I am always happy when astronomy wins the physics prize!  Congratulations Dr. Helzen!

Congratulations.  Physics nobel prize to a  single person after many years 🎉

Congratulations to Sir Francis Halzen for Noble prize 🎉

Congratulations from India kerala Francis  Haizen

tears and tears idk why , just makes me fall more and more in love with physics

A wide spectrum of neutrino energy is an good alternative to photon physics we are mastering as evidence shake. A new  physics call from this Nobel announcement.

Congratulations, Professor Francis Halzen! I’ll be a wonderful physicist like you.
From Korea

Congratulations to all the team and pro Halzen.🎉🎉🎉

Truly fascinating, and I am impressed with Francis and the team's perseverance

This performance is clear and easy to follow I will come back to watch it again.

Congratulations

One day, InshaAllah, I will also receive the Nobel Prize in Physics. May Allah make this dream a reality and bless my research with the opportunity to contribute something meaningful to humanity. Ameen.

Congratulations! Respect! ❤🙂

ONLY a true intellectual would deflect credit, even Nobel levels, to contributors. HE IS  A GREAT MAN!

Congrats!

Congratulations🎉 to Dr. Francis Halzen and the opportunity of basic science to be celebrated, I also take from this prize the lesson that the most valuable science breakthroughs come from such large collaboration teams that transcend language, nationalities and beliefs. And coincidentally this large collaboration points out our openness to receive messages from far away outside the earth and realize we are not alone in understanding the universe.

Hearty congratulations to  Mr. Francis Halzen for receiving  Nobel prize  in Physics.  Blessings 🙌 from Hyderabad Telangana India 🇮🇳 🙏 Namaste 🎉😊

A well-deserved recognition for Francis Halzen and the IceCube collaboration. This breakthrough shows how detecting neutrinos can reveal cosmic events invisible to conventional telescopes. It would be interesting to hear more about the observatory’s limitations, detection uncertainties, and how future instruments could deepen our understanding of the universe.

I love Eva Ollson' light-up-icecubes!