Neutrino

[PaulGLeader]

what is a neutrino

[ToraToraTora]

here you go: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutrino

[10ClarionSt]

https://neutrinos.fnal.gov/whats-a-neutrino/

[douglas9401]

Some say that any questions asked on Answerbank could simply be Googled begging the question 'What is Answerbank for?'

I'm off to Google that.

[1ozzy]

Answerbank is here for those that can't ask Google their question number 10,,,
Long live Answerbank.

[gl556tr]

I DuckDuckWent.

[10ClarionSt]

I can't believe you posted that, 1ozzy. Gawd! :o)

[barry1010]

10C, some of your questions could have been 'googled' too -
https://wordhistories.net/2017/06/05/origin-of-grauniad/

[1ozzy]

I'm so full of surprises 10c

Or could it be something else?

Hmm,,

[smurfchops]

If you can use Answerbank, you can Google most of the questions on here.

[Atheist]

With AB you get a personalised response. AB is here to help in a human way. If Google was the be-all and end-all, there'd be no place for AB. You can't quarrel with Google, but you can argue with ABers.

[Hopkirk]

You don't get jokes and banter with your Google answers.

[douglas9401]

Not really allowed them here any more either though.

[barry1010]

Sometimes it is hard to find websites that explain things in a way that everyone can understand when you use a search engine. On AB even the most complex subject can be discussed in a way that helps one to understand.
Lots of false information on the web, too.

[douglas9401]

Aye, that's what keeps me coming back to Answerbank, barry, the truth and nothing but. :-)

[ClareTG0ld]

// On AB even the most complex subject can be discussed in a way that helps one to understand. //

Or I could come along and just add to the confusion :o

Perhaps PaulGLeader could come back and ask follow-up questions? What specifically would you like to know, what level are you asking at, etc etc.

[kuiperbelt]

The Ray Davies Solar neutrino experiment conducted with a 100,000 gallon tank of cleaning fluid deep underground was the eye opener for me!!

:-)

[10ClarionSt]

Barry @ 07.59:

"10C, some of your questions could have been 'googled' too -
https://wordhistories.net/2017/06/05/origin-of-grauniad/"

I asked that on here because I've only ever seen reference to The Grauniad on this website. Seemed logical to me to ask on here.

[barry1010]

There you go, 10C. All questions welcome, logical or not.

[Peter Pedant]

Grauniad - did we say - used to printed on Gt Ancoats St - I think it is the liner building nr Newton St
and was the Manchester Guardian
and was the only provincial paper ( ever ) to become National, - changing its provincial name in oooo 1967.

Manchester Evg News is the only evg paper than supported a daily paper ( see above)

Manchester had ( and probably has) the highest consumption of newspapers in the world - the score is 7 - one a day for a week
Manchester was consistently above 7 - eight or nine I think which works out at around
everyone gets a daily paper
and half got an evg paper AS WELL.

wow !

My English master ( teshay to you proles) used to sleep under the presses as they rolled ! wow that meant his father ( linesetter) musta taken him into work.....( 1920s)