On Sun, 06 Jun 2004 00:02:32 GMT, Mapanari opined:


Sorry, but when I see a mobil home, goats, a broken down car in the gravel
yard, a tire swing filled with stagnant water and scum on top with number 8
graded shrimp sized mosquito larvae in it, a creaking windmill missing 4 out
of 9 blades and a backyard full of rusting oil field equipment, I'm not
thinking "Wow! Honey? Lets stop in here! Someone inside must be able to
answer our question about if neutrinos are separtated from the atom in a
supernova, and fail to condense into a neutron star, and they don't fall into
a gravity well in a galaxy, where do they go?"
"Honey, they own goats! They must know the answer!"

Actually, neutrinos pass right through the earth during a supernova event, and
at one time was only theorized, but has since been proven by very elaborately
constructed pools, deep under the ground with highly sensitive experimental
equipment. They actually captured neutrinos deep within the earths surface.
Maybe down at least a thousand feet.

V


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