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  • What’s a neutrino?
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    • How much does a neutrino weigh?
    • Which neutrino is the lightest?
    • How many flavors of neutrinos are there?
    • Are neutrinos their own antiparticles?
    • Are all neutrinos left-handed?
    • Do neutrinos violate the symmetries of physics?
    • Where do the most energetic neutrinos come from?
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Mysteries

When it comes to neutrinos, mysteries abound. Here are some of the biggest questions physicists want to answer in their quest to better understand the neutrino:

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  • How much does a neutrino weigh?
  • Which neutrino is the lightest?
  • How many flavors of neutrinos are there?
  • Are neutrinos their own antiparticles?
  • Are all neutrinos left-handed?
  • Do neutrinos violate the symmetries of physics?
  • Where do the most energetic neutrinos come from?
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