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lized special relativity (GSR) model, affirm that the
missing neutrinos are not, in fact, missing, but, actually
are not able to detect. And that explains the conversion
of a part of the electron neutrinos into muon and tau
neutrinos, by the time that Solar neutrinos reach the
earth, which explain why the number of detected neutri-
nos is less than that predicted by theoretical model of the
sun and by textbook description of neutrinos.
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