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Bret Danfoss
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I just read that the mystery of the "missing solar Neutrinos" has been solved.
That is, the "missing" stuff is converted to Muon & Tau Neutrinos (which have been detected at the SNO).
I'm confused ... If Solar Neutrinos are very "non-interactive", then how do enough of them get converted into Muon & Tau Neutrinos?
Could there be other kinds of Neutrinos being detected of similar "mass" that "look-like" Muon & Tau Neutrinos etc?
Thanks.
That is, the "missing" stuff is converted to Muon & Tau Neutrinos (which have been detected at the SNO).
I'm confused ... If Solar Neutrinos are very "non-interactive", then how do enough of them get converted into Muon & Tau Neutrinos?
Could there be other kinds of Neutrinos being detected of similar "mass" that "look-like" Muon & Tau Neutrinos etc?
Thanks.