Are neutrinos still a viable candidate for dark matter? And if so, can you explain why we can't do more experiments on the neutrinos we do detect here on earth that can explain more about it? Are they just too hard to predict to be able to do any useful experiments like that? I've just always been confused as to how neutrinos can be dark matter if they do interact with normal matter, albeit rarely.
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Are neutrinos still a viable candidate for dark matter? And if so, can you explain why we can't do more experiments on the neutrinos we do detect here on earth that can explain more about it? Are they just too hard to predict to be able to do any useful experiments like that? I've just always been confused as to how neutrinos can be dark matter if they do interact with normal matter, albeit rarely.
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