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LQ

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Gravitomagnetic effect from Cern versus Neutrinoflow?

Well, with such an extensive gravitomagnetic effect as from cern the neutrinoes would form big objects in space that moves towards earth.

And that's my assumption, if you want to see my calcule and model, I'd be glad to prove that statement both through logic and mass interaction models.

I believe any such neutrinomass heading against earth would've been a bad scenario.

Last edited by LQ (2010-07-05 03:29:51)

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Ricky

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Re: Gravitomagnetic effect from Cern versus Neutrinoflow?

What are "Neutrinoflow" and "Neutrinomass"?  You seem to be the only one using those words...

with such an extensive gravitomagnetic effect

How has this effect been observed?

the neutrinoes would form big objects

Why?

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Re: Gravitomagnetic effect from Cern versus Neutrinoflow?

neutrino - coined by Fermi, little neutral one. No mass no charge. A ghost particle.

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Re: Gravitomagnetic effect from Cern versus Neutrinoflow?

I know about neutrinos.  I also about the mass of a neutrino.  What I don't know, is what "neutrinomass" is.

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Re: Gravitomagnetic effect from Cern versus Neutrinoflow?

Hi;

That was to LQ.

That's what I am saying, no mass, no charge. I don't know what it is either. Why it should congregate into a fat neutrino...

Since they have been trying to explain the 90% dark matter in the universe, it is now believed neutrino's have some mass.

http://www.ps.uci.edu/~superk/

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In mathematics, you don't understand things. You just get used to them.
If it ain't broke, fix it until it is.
Always satisfy the Prime Directive of getting the right answer above all else.