`Passion for Earth': A New Beginning
Francesco Vissani

TL;DR
This paper discusses the emerging interdisciplinary field of geo-neutrino science, highlighting its historical roots, recent measurement reliability, current state, and future prospects in understanding Earth's interior.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview of geo-neutrino research, emphasizing its interdisciplinary nature and recent advancements in measurement techniques.
Findings
Recent measurements of geo-neutrinos are reliable.
Geo-neutrino science connects Earth studies with microphysics.
The field shows promising future research directions.
Abstract
In this essay, I discuss an interdisciplinary science that is just blossoming: that of geo-neutrinos. I begin with a couple of episodes from the history of thought, showing the deep roots of Earth science and its many connections with microphysics. I then recall the stage of full maturity reached in the knowledge of neutrinos, which allows one to argue the full reliability of recent measurements. I conclude with a discussion of the state of the field and its prospects for the near future, and with a dedication to the memory of a colleague and friend, Giovanni Fiorentini, a pioneer of these studies.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAstrophysics and Cosmic Phenomena · Geophysics and Gravity Measurements · Science and Climate Studies
