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They stream our of the Sun,and the Fermi lab. They jump out of a
neutron the moment it decays into a hydrogen atom.They must go at 'c' Are they weakining the square of the distance? Do they react with space. Do they bend with gravity? Do they get to A and B faster than light? Since the hydrogen atom is 90% of the universe does this mean the neutrino is the universe's most popular particle wave action. @What is the reason given they miss atoms even going through LY of lead? I know they say its because an atom is just about all space.Could there be yet another answer ?Bert+ Sunbeam |
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