What can neutrinos tell us about time?

In summary, the conversation discussed the potential of Neutrinos to provide insight into the nature of time. The question was raised about why Neutrinos were being specifically mentioned, and it was suggested that the Icecube observatory may have information that could contribute to our understanding of time. However, it was concluded that there is currently no clear connection between Neutrinos and time, as Neutrinos are primarily associated with high-energy processes in the universe.
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What can Neutrinos tell us about time?
 
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Why are you asking this about neutrinos instead of some other particle? What do you think is special about neutrinos in this respect?
 
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You tell me. I am curious in ICECUBE observatories relation to our knowledge of time.
 
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Is anyone able to make a connection here?
 
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I don't think anybody understands the question.

JTBell asked a good question. Had you asked "What can pancakes tell us about time?" or "What can gym shoes tell us about time?" we'd be equally perplexed.
 
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Haha, perhaps it is a bad question. I am producing a show on time and was curious if the Icecube observatory would reveal anything that would help us understand the fundamental nature of time.

For example, CMB helps us gain a clearer picture of the early universe and big bang. Which i turn, helps us understand some of the questions about time better. Did time have a beginning? & Why does time unfold in one direction?

Just curious if knowing more about neutrinos from the Icecube observatory's studies would shine a similar light on the issue.

Thanks Again,
 
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nah these neutrinos are related to high-energy processes in cosmos, such as AGN, SN etc.

http://www.isv.uu.se/IceCube/science.php
 
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Related to What can neutrinos tell us about time?

What are neutrinos and how are they related to time?

Neutrinos are subatomic particles that have no electric charge and very little mass. They are produced in nuclear reactions, such as those that occur in the sun. They are related to time because they travel at nearly the speed of light, and their properties can be used to study the behavior of time at a very small scale.

Why are neutrinos important for studying time?

Neutrinos are important for studying time because they have a unique ability to travel long distances without interacting with matter. This means they can provide information about the time it takes for them to travel and the time it takes for them to change between different types, or "flavors", of neutrinos.

What can the study of neutrinos tell us about the passage of time?

The study of neutrinos can tell us about the passage of time in several ways. For example, the observation of neutrinos from distant sources can help us understand how time and space behave in extreme conditions, such as near black holes. Additionally, studying the changing flavors of neutrinos can provide insight into the behavior of time on a very small scale.

How can neutrinos help us understand the concept of time dilation?

Neutrinos can help us understand the concept of time dilation because they travel at such high speeds that they experience time differently than we do on Earth. This phenomenon, known as time dilation, has been observed and measured in experiments with neutrinos. By studying these effects, we can gain a better understanding of how time behaves in different situations.

What impact can neutrinos have on our understanding of the universe's age?

Neutrinos can have a significant impact on our understanding of the universe's age. By studying the behavior of neutrinos, scientists can gain insight into the age of the universe and how it has evolved over time. This can help us answer questions about the origins of the universe and the fundamental laws that govern it.

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