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A current of electric charges creates a magnetic field not a gravitational field.

But a current of Gravito-magnetic monopoles would create a gravitaional field.

 

Maybe particles with Weak hypercharge are Gravito-magnetic monopoles

Neutrinos possess Weak hypercharge.

So maybe a current of neutrinos would create a gravitational field

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitoelectromagnetism

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weak_hypercharge

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A hydrogen atom has zero net weak-hypercharge.

A neutron is said to consist of a proton, electron and an electron-antineutrino and is said therefore to have nonzero net weak-hypercharge.

If thats true true then the earth as a whole would have a tremendous amount of weak hypercharge. That seems unlikely since like probably repels like. (If like attracted like we would probably have noticed by now)

 

If on the other hand a neutron can consist of a proton, electron and either an electron-neutrino or an electron-antineutrino then the earth as a whole would have zero net weak-hypercharge.

This would also explain the Solar neutrino problem.

 

I suspect that particles with weak-hypercharge are Gravito-magnetic monopoles.

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