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1 posted on 02/29/2016 7:00:49 PM PST by MtnClimber

To: MtnClimber

Seems nutrinos can pass through vast amounts of matter without collisions. Makes detection very difficult.

2 posted on 02/29/2016 7:02:31 PM PST by MtnClimber (For photos of Colorado scenery and wildlife, click on my screen name for my FR home page.)

To: MtnClimber

BTTT

3 posted on 02/29/2016 7:02:34 PM PST by Jet Jaguar

To: MtnClimber

My head hurts. Who do I sue?

A sterile neutrino?

Answerable to no one except gravity

But only if or when a little coupling occurs

Wow. Very interesting.

A new twist indeed.

Like does darkmatterreallymatter..

Or sumthin’.

4 posted on 02/29/2016 7:04:41 PM PST by NormsRevenge (SEMPER FI!! - Monthly Donors Rock!!)

To: MtnClimber

What are they gonna call it? The Zeppo neutrino? The Shemp neutrino? The Stuart Sutcliffe neutrino?

5 posted on 02/29/2016 7:06:17 PM PST by Celtic Conservative (CC: purveyor of cryptic, snarky posts since December, 2000..)

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A sterile Rubio?

8 posted on 02/29/2016 7:13:54 PM PST by Fhios (Going Donald Trump is as close to going John Galt as we'll get.)

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TO quote that great scientific mind, Hillary Clinton, “At this point, what MATTER does it make”?

Did I just write that? What’s the MATTER with me? Too many Neutrinos running around my brain, I think.

13 posted on 02/29/2016 7:58:08 PM PST by MadMax, the Grinning Reaper

To: MtnClimber

Its even got its own song - Little Neutrino

14 posted on 02/29/2016 9:31:18 PM PST by pa_dweller (Go ahead Libs, drink the kool-aid. It's got electrolytes!)

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