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Flavor-changing 'ghost particles' may reveal which stars go supernova — and which turn into black holes - Space

By Charles Q. Choi

Flavor-changing 'ghost particles' may reveal which stars go supernova — and which turn into black holes - Space

"Neutrinos are not a side detail in supernovas."

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