By Victor M Fontane
Italian physicist Enrico Fermi, Nobel Prize for Physics, worked on the artificial radioactivity produced by neutron and neutrinos.
But what neutrinos are?
They are very small particles, like electrons, that move at speeds faster than light, and do not interact with almost anything in the Universe. In 2015, it was discovered that they had mass and although we cannot see or feel them, they are everywhere and are known as “phantom particles”. After photons, they are the most abundant in the cosmos and the Earth is constantly bombarded by them. Pedro Rumaniuk wrote in his book Alien Science Text (1978): “The neutrino is the element or determining factor, the bridge that would enable us to cross from the third to the fourth dimension”.
Maybe is the Higgs Boson or the Minius.
We need to learn more about them and the Tesseract.
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