Einstein
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This is an interesting article I came across on uses for magnetic monopoles.
Magnetic Wormhole Demonstrated for First Time
Magnetic Wormhole Demonstrated for First Time
Magnetic Wormhole Demonstrated for First Time
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That's cool, but I'm still all for Neutrinos being the main way we can time travel... I WILL PROVE EVERYONE WRONG.
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Well, modified Neutrinos at least, @Martian
And i-yi-yi what does it take to obtain Neutrinos, I know where they are it's just, why do they hate me so much.
Also, Jaden for president 2020, think I might try to run, lol.
And i-yi-yi what does it take to obtain Neutrinos, I know where they are it's just, why do they hate me so much.
Also, Jaden for president 2020, think I might try to run, lol.
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@Physics vs Jaden Don't let me discourage you. lol 
Neutrinos were originally theorized as a way to explain the non-discreet energy of beta decay which, unlike alpha decay, results in a wide range of kinetic energies for the decay products from a single type of nuclide. That is, if I remember correctly, anyway.
I read somewhere that the amount of neutrino flux from the sun can affect the decay constant of radioisotopes on earth, so that might be something to look into.
@Einstein It's an interesting concept, though I kind of think it's a gimmick. They used superconductors, which expel a magnetic field, so that would simply mask the detection of it in between the poles. It's a bit like covering yourself in a blanket and claiming you're invisible because nobody can see you.
Neutrinos were originally theorized as a way to explain the non-discreet energy of beta decay which, unlike alpha decay, results in a wide range of kinetic energies for the decay products from a single type of nuclide. That is, if I remember correctly, anyway.
I read somewhere that the amount of neutrino flux from the sun can affect the decay constant of radioisotopes on earth, so that might be something to look into.
@Einstein It's an interesting concept, though I kind of think it's a gimmick. They used superconductors, which expel a magnetic field, so that would simply mask the detection of it in between the poles. It's a bit like covering yourself in a blanket and claiming you're invisible because nobody can see you.
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