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Neutrinos are mysterious particles that could hold the key to answering many questions about our universe

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    • What exactly is a neutrino?
    • What is the mass of a neutrino?
    • Which neutrino has the smallest mass?
    • What are the different types of neutrinos?
    • Is it true that neutrinos have their own antiparticles?
    • Is it true that all neutrinos are left-handed?
    • Is it true that neutrinos defy physics‘ symmetries?
    • What are the sources of the most energetic neutrinos?
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    • Flavors of neutrinos
    • Antineutrinos
    • Neutrinos that are sterile
    • The energy of neutrinos
    • Masses of neutrinos
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    • Geoneutrinos
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Author Archives: Richard Henrickson

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28
Jan
Date 28. January 2023
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Students from South Dakota Mines collaborate to create the DUNE photon monitoring system

The massive Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE), which will be built at the Sanford Underground Research Facility (SURF) i...
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25
Jan
Date 25. January 2023
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Why did astronomers construct a neutrino telescope 3 kilometers under the sea?

Despite their abundance—billions of neutrinos are thought to flow through human bodies every second, according to scientists—n...
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21
Jan
Date 21. January 2023
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Solar neutrinos are on the verge of a new era

The Sun is fueled by nuclear reactions, and measurements of solar neutrinos have revealed a variety of interesting facts about the...
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17
Jan
Date 17. January 2023
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Study reveals that active galactic nuclei are more powerful than previously believed

According to a recent study, by ignoring how much dust dims these items' lights, scientists have significantly overestimated the e...
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13
Jan
Date 13. January 2023
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How to account for the fast expansion of the universe without dark energy

Our understanding of gravity is based on Einstein's general relativity theory, which was finished in 1915. It is utilized to expla...
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10
Jan
Date 10. January 2023
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The bendable and pliable optical fiber that never compromises data integrity

Modern information networks rely on optical fibres as their backbone. From long-distance Internet communication to high-speed data...
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09
Jan
Date 9. January 2023
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The switch to renewable energy will require innovative energy storage technology

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04
Jan
Date 4. January 2023
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The particle that could cause a revolution in physics

To understand why the neutrino can provoke a revolution, we need some history. In the early 1960s the situation in theoretical phy...
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01
Jan
Date 1. January 2023
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Jiading companies provide a boost to spacecraft

On November 29, the human spaceship Shenzhou-15 lifted out from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China on the Long...
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