What is a Neutrino⁉️🤔 Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains #science #physics #particles

A neutrino is a particle, a ghost particle. Physicist Neil deGrasse Tyson explains. It's one of the so-called fundamental particles, which means it isn't made of any smaller pieces, at least that we know of. Neutrinos are members of the same group as the most famous fundamental particle, the electron. Related topics #physics #science #universe #neildegrassetyson #neutron #proton #electrons #quarks #subatomic

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[sciexplained]

Neutrinos are the most abundant particles that have mass in the universe. Every time atomic nuclei come together (like in the sun) or break apart (like in a nuclear reactor), they produce neutrinos.

[drssimonhottentot]

If you would accelerate tritium at nearly the speed of light and greatly confine the diameter of the beam, then they would react and produce neutrino's at nearly the speed of light. Then you should be able to measure their mass.

[FredHandle]

They make too much sense for us to fathom.
It is we who have yet to make sense.

[cheese]

"The neutrinos, they're mutating"

[jacobsitton]

Whether or not we can feel them or even distinguish them from anyt change that You also said that Gillian's of nutrino's passed through your face and to the back of your head every 2nd of the just go through but I. Feel like if they are interacting with regular humans in any way shape reformer definitely experiencing them on some level.

[thunderthor]

“They’re under no obligation to make sense”— Neil DeGrasse Tyson, atheist by religion.

[davetaylor]

If atomic bombs exploded in space, then many neutrinos would be made?

[steelkinq]

Edit : not neutrinos but myons: Wupsi! You can detect then with a coffee pot of water and a light detector. With 2 and a week or to you can nearly see the cos^2 factor for particles hitting us from the sky

[jwarmstrong]

Neutrinos are the holy ghost of theory

[tedspens]

If a neutrino flew past us like a supersonic jet, would we hear the afterblast a few hundred years later?

[rb]

Neutrinos don't care about your senses!

[NYCZ]

Neutrinos are bonkers. A billion can pass through your thumbnail every second without hitting anything. And yet when it comes to some of the more energetic events of the universe, such as supernovas, they represent a large chunk of the energy released (99% of the total energy in a core collapse supernova)

[suziperret]

Neutrinos don't have to reveal themselves! Spooky!

[johnk]

I imagine neutrinos as a 2D particle that oscillates in three 1D trajectories.

[unbalconsurlavallee]

You said ghost like and i laught ? Did i ? How do you do ?

[massfusionstudio]

It's amazing how one can study things not seen, only to escape the reality of living on a planet with wars, famines and death. That's all science and space exploration is. Escapism

[kevino.]

No on talks more and says less than NDT.

[Gera-N-Silas]

I’m sorry for being so blunt… But I think that anyone else could have explained it much better! This man has lost touch with science because he thinks he is a star. As in “Hollywood Star”.

[lowellwilliams]

So the neutrinos only exist when YOU perceive it Oh please .... So you dont exist untill I tune into YouTube shorts ??? You are spooky too

[alexanderalex]

this man can accept miracles like that but still he doesn't believe in higher beings. talking double standards