To be honest.
At this point, Wang Qiang and the others no longer expect to analyze the composition of the ice coffin with existing technical means.
They are driven by the curiosity and exploratory desires of researchers, eager to determine whether this ice coffin could be the most solid and 'intact' object humanity has ever encountered.
Some students have a serious problem with their failing rates.
So here, let's briefly mention the properties of neutrinos:
Neutrinos travel at nearly the speed of light, have extremely low rest mass, and do not participate in electromagnetic interactions.
They only interact with atomic nuclei when they hit them directly, and the distances between atomic nuclei are very sparse, leaving many gaps within atoms.
Finding an atomic nucleus within an atom is as likely as finding a small island in the Pacific Ocean.
Hmm? Is there something off here?
In summary.
