If neutrinos travel at the speed of light through a vacuum, and rarely interact with matter, how fast do they travel through the nucleus of an atom?
(David Tate asked)
Home » Ask Physics » If neutrino travels faster than light?
If neutrino travels faster than light?
AskPhysics Q&A
- Answered: which theory state that every molecule of magnetic substance is a tiny magnet
- Answered: Why machine get jammed in winter?
- Answered: what is a laser?
- What do you mean by reversible and irreversible process
- Why do we Study electric field along axial line?
- How Quantum Field Theory explains triboelectricity?
- Important topics to study for NEET Physics
- What are the most important topics in JAM Physics?
- If the size of the unit decreases by 20% the% change in the numerical value is
- Why is easier to hammer a sharp nail into wood than a blunt one?
that’s a no-go. For the rocks Nucleai/Total volume = 10e-14, so even if neutrinos were teleporting over nucleai, it would have quickened them by only 10e-14, not 2.5e-5.