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Neutrino fluids in supernovae could point to new physics

06 Sep 2023
Composite image of SN 1987A
Fluid situation: composite image of the remnant of SN 1987A. Neutrinos from such supernovae could provide clues about physics beyond the Standard Model. (Courtesy: Alma/NASA/ESA)
Neutrinos created in exploding stars could point to physics beyond the Standard Model, according to

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