New Understanding: Neutrino Annihilation in Water Detectors. A Geometric Helix Model – RJW

In this bold rethink, neutrinos aren't ghostly points—they're triple-helix braids: electron, positron, electron, twisted at 120°. When they smash into water, the braid snaps—one line bolts as a charged track. The rest opens into a photon, but the positron collides with a water electron: annihilation. Two 511 keV gammas erupt, Compton-scatter, kick recoil electrons into speed. Those electrons blaze the blue Cherenkov cone we see. 1.022 MeV total—half light, half harmless heat. No new stuff. Just geometry unbraiding, pairs meeting, energy shifting. Clean. Testable. Elegant.