iamquantized Messages 28 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Sep 17, 2007 #1 it moves with speed of light. it is a fermion.
malawi_glenn Science Advisor Messages 6,735 Reaction score 2,437 Sep 17, 2007 #3 But according to "newest" data, neutrinos have mass, and does not travel at speed of light.
genneth Messages 979 Reaction score 2 Sep 17, 2007 #4 I was assuming that it is a homework question, so it would probably have been set before the current experimental evidence.
I was assuming that it is a homework question, so it would probably have been set before the current experimental evidence.
mormonator_rm Messages 184 Reaction score 1 Sep 26, 2007 #5 iamquantized said: it moves with speed of light. it is a fermion. I guess, if you are into Rishon Theory, you could say that the "v" Rishon is a massless fermion which would travel at the speed of light. If you think Rishon Theory is plausible, that is...
iamquantized said: it moves with speed of light. it is a fermion. I guess, if you are into Rishon Theory, you could say that the "v" Rishon is a massless fermion which would travel at the speed of light. If you think Rishon Theory is plausible, that is...