Currently, the Super-Kamiokande Detector over in Neon is specifically used for researching these particles. We also have a lab at Daya Bay domestically, which is acknowledged as one of Huaxia's most important achievements in fundamental physics.
Every student who was shot by Hou Yi in their past life should know this.
The mystery of the disappearing solar neutrinos once puzzled the physics community.
To put it simply, scientists found that the flow of neutrinos produced by the Sun was only about a third of the theoretical model.
This mystery lasted for many years. Later, the scientific community discovered that there are actually three types of neutrinos.
They can transform into each other, a process called "neutrino oscillation."
The conversion modes of the first two types were experimentally verified one after another, but the probability of the third type of conversion... known as θ13, is very low, making it the hardest to detect.
