Neutrino Mass Hint Sparks Big Questions in Physics
University of Massachusetts physicists discuss neutrinos oscillating to gain mass and what this could mean for cosmic mass balance and the universe's fate. Prominent scientists note the pace of discoveries, potential early practical uses, and the challenge of public interest.
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KU physicist notes neutrino mass finding impact
KU associate professor Dave Besson says the discovery that neutrinos have mass, led by the Super-Kamiokande team in Japan, supports a trend in particle physics and may aid EU efforts studying neutrinos in black holes. He cautions the result does not reveal mass values and remains compatible with ongoing RICE work at the South Pole seeking neutrinos from galactic black holes.
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