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Chatting about the neutrino

By Hamish Johnston

Tune in to BBC Radio 4 at 9.00 BST this morning to hear Melvyn Bragg and company chat about the elusive neutrino.

Melvyn’s guests are the physicists Frank Close, David Wark and Susan Cartwright.

You can listen live here, and if you miss the programme you can catch up later here.

 

Posted by Hamish Johnston on Apr 14, 2011 8:41 AM |

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  • 1 dale sandling Jun 10, 2011 11:36 PM

    Has anyone ever considered that a neutrinos may not exist . Could it just be an effect that gravational waves or some other force that causes neutrino Oscillation.Could different gravational frequencys cause different effects on electrons , protons , neutrons . Do gravational waves have mass?