Neutrinos Have Mass (or Not?)

Neutrinos. How do they work? Neutrinos are subatomic particles that have very little mass and no electric charge, making them difficult to detect and study. While scientists have been able to detect neutrinos and develop theories to explain their behavior, the exact mechanisms behind their interactions with matter and the nature of their mass remain a mystery. Some proposed theories suggest that neutrinos may have a tiny mass due to their interactions with the Higgs field, while others propose more exotic explanations involving the interaction of extra dimensions or the behavior of other particles. Understanding the nature of the neutrino could potentially revolutionize our understanding of the fundamental building blocks of the universe and have implications for the behavior of matter and energy at the smallest scales. What's your theory on neutrinos? Subscribe for more mysteries of the universe! #shorts