From: Axil Axil
Ø No matter where the experiment is performed, neutrinos are not a stimulant or a causation of of muon production: light is. You do not know that. If it is your opinion, it is illogical – unless or until there is experimental confirmation. Sure light is important, but that does not eliminate other inputs as being equally if not more important, especially if they are normally ubiquitous inputs – like neutrinos. Neutrino flux is considered a constant, and that is why it must be altered in order to make an analysis. Until the proposed experiment is run with a variation in flux, no one can know the contribution of the neutron flux to muon formation.
