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One can agree or disagree with the Walt Disney?s philosophy used in his characters, but  there is a world wide consensus that Fantasia is  Disney?s conception.  Twentieth century Physic?s equivalent of  Fantasia has been the Neutrino. During the last  67 years (1998-1931) some of the most fantastic  explanations and experiments were invented involving Neutrinos: Pauli?s creation to save SR?s  inability to explain energy and momentum conservation in the historic RaE experiments.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
One can agree or disagree with the Walt Disney?s philosophy used in his characters, but  there is a world wide consensus that Fantasia is  Disney?s conception.  Twentieth century Physic?s equivalent of  Fantasia has been the Neutrino. During the last  67 years (1998-1931) some of the most fantastic  explanations and experiments were invented involving Neutrinos: Pauli?s creation to save SR?s  inability to explain energy and momentum conservation in the historic RaE experiments.
 
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Scientific Paper
TitleSuper-Kamiokande: Super-Proof for Neutrino Non-existence
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Author(s)Ricardo L Carezani
Keywordsneutrino, autodynamics, special relativity
Published1998
JournalNone
No. of pages6

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Abstract

One can agree or disagree with the Walt Disney?s philosophy used in his characters, but there is a world wide consensus that Fantasia is Disney?s conception. Twentieth century Physic?s equivalent of Fantasia has been the Neutrino. During the last 67 years (1998-1931) some of the most fantastic explanations and experiments were invented involving Neutrinos: Pauli?s creation to save SR?s inability to explain energy and momentum conservation in the historic RaE experiments.