Axions as Solar Thermometers

Explore the fascinating concept of using axions as solar thermometers in this 32-minute lecture by Sebastian Hoof at the Galileo Galilei Institute. Delve into the intriguing world of particle physics and astrophysics as Hoof presents his research on how axions, hypothetical elementary particles, can potentially be used to measure and understand the temperature of the Sun. Gain insights into the latest developments in axion detection techniques, their potential implications for solar physics, and the broader impact on our understanding of the universe. Learn about the challenges and opportunities in this cutting-edge field of study, and discover how this innovative approach could revolutionize our ability to probe the inner workings of stars.

Sebastian Hoof: "Axions as solar thermometers"