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Scientists find neutrinos from star fusion for the first time – Yahoo News Australia
Scientists have detected neutrinos traced to star fusion for the first time, confirming physics theories dating back to the 1930s.
Researchers have effectively confirmed one of the most important theories in star physics. NBC Newsreports that a team at the Italian National Institute for Nuclear Physics has detected neutrinos traced back to star fusion for the first time. The scientists determined that the elusive particles passing through its Borexino detector stemmed from a carbon-nitrogen-oxygen (CNO) fusion process at the heart of the Sun.
This kind of behavior had been predicted in 1938, but hadnt been verified until now…
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