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moe darklight
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If the sun produces so many neutrinos from fusion, then I would assume that so do all other fusion stars, yet why is it that our detectors detect only the number of neutrinos that would be expected to be produced from our sun? If neutrinos travel at nearly the speed of light and barely ever interact with anything, then shouldn't we be constantly bombarded by an endless number of them coming from the trillions of stars in the universe?