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Published on Dec 18, 2011

Neutrinos are the vampires of physics.

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  • coelloello

    I came here for the sweet chill bass.

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  • armedtoe

    Light moves at a defined speed through a vacuum. However when passing through a material, the photons of light interact with the atoms of the substance and are absorbed and re-emitted. There is a short pause between the absorption and re-emission, so light APPEARS to be going slower, but the photons are actually still going the same speed in between the atoms.

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  • John Doe

    0:13 looks like a dalek

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  • Brendan Lazar

    Maybe traveling faster then the speed of light could be called a photonic boom

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  • Pendergeist

    Could you explain neutrinos in relation to beta-decay?

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  • EverythingM

    What exactly do you mean by "left-handed" and "mirror image"? It's kinda confusing if you explain it with an analogy, but don't talk about what's actually going on.

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  • Paulo Andre Azevedo Quirino

    Oh k nice.

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  • wulf2121

    Because in traditional vampire stories (e.g. Dracula) vampires don't have a picture in the mirror, unlike a normal human.

    Just like neutrinos, they don't have a version rotating in the opposite direction, unlike all the other particles.

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  • dancingwaddles

    im gonna cry... my brain hurts to much .-.

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  • BDBrain DeadDB

    Fuck being a firefighter, I wanna be a physicist mom!

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  • Paulo Andre Azevedo Quirino

    what do you mean the vampires of physics? Why do they suck? Haha. No, really?

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  • TheAnonymus2012

    because light was the first thing to be known to move at that speed. the correct term is actually speed of electro-magnetic waves, but that is to long.

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