Right now, over in Neon, the Super-Kamiokande Detector is specifically designed for researching this kind of particle; and back here, in Daya Bay, we have our own lab, recognized as one of Huaxia's most important achievements in fundamental physics.
If you were a classmate shot dead by Hou Yi in your previous life, you probably already know this.
The mystery of the missing solar neutrinos was once a famous unsolved case in the physics community.
To put it simply, scientists discovered that the flux of neutrinos produced by the sun was only about one-third of what the theoretical models predicted.
This conundrum lasted for many years, until the scientific community realized there are actually three types of neutrinos.
They can transform into each other—a process called "neutrino oscillation."
