To: RightWhale
Won't be long until we notice, maybe a few thousand years.
Missing solar neutrinos were the problem, IIRC. I wonder if they've been found.
51 posted on
12/11/2004 11:47:14 AM PST by
clyde asbury
(I'm Not Being Rude. You're Just Insignificant.)
To: clyde asbury
Dunno. The press is notoriously lax about followup of science questions.
63 posted on
12/11/2004 11:52:14 AM PST by
RightWhale
(Destroy the dark; restore the light)
To: clyde asbury; RightWhale
Missing solar neutrinos were the problem, IIRC. I wonder if they've been found. Definitively.
Sudbury Solar Neutrino Observatory, a few years back. The "missing" neutrinos were there all along, but had undergone a "flavor" change enroute, and the early neutrino detectors were sensitive to only one flavor. The upgraded to detectors capable of detect all three flavors of neutrinos, and there they were, just as theory predicted they should be.
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