  There have been two significant recent findings. One is a culmination of the
Superkamiokande experiments, which demonstrate Neutrino oscillation and
therefore a non-zero mass. The other is the finding that the universe will
continue to expand without declaration based on distant supernovae
observations. At the very least these two findings call for a review of the
existing and generally accepted theories. In this talk it is pointed out how
such a Neutrino Mass can in fact be deduced from a theoretical model, as also
the eternal expansion feature of the universe, and how both these findings do
not contradict each other.
