What happens if a neutrino hits you?
Almost certainly nothing. A neutrino has roughly a one-in-10²² chance of interacting with any given atom — so trillions pass through your body every second and only about one interacts in your lifetime.
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Almost certainly nothing. A neutrino has roughly a one-in-10²² chance of interacting with any given atom — so trillions pass through your body every second and only about one interacts in your lifetime.
About 10²⁵ neutrinos enter and leave Earth every second — almost entirely from the Sun. The planet is essentially transparent to them: more than 99.999999% pass straight through without interacting.