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Old 09-23-2011, 06:49 PM   #33
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lets remember that the focus of the study was not the possibility of superluminal neutrinos. they were studying neutrino oscillation and this is a data point they discovered along the way they can not explain.

thats pretty amazing

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Originally Posted by beppe View Post

It is not enormously faster. Just a bit. A tiny bit in terms of everyday life.
its 18 meters at these speeds and distance.

at this much faster than C it would mean that neutrinos from SN1987A would have arrived some time in 1983.

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I'm not a scientist of any kind, but I've always thought that no science w What we know about physics beaks down inside black holes (e.g., yielding a lot of infinity values), so it's clear we have something wrong with how we see the universe.
or the inside of a blackhole is a different universe/dimension with its own physical laws.

lets say that C hasnt been violated. then that means the neutrinos somehow covered 18 meters in an instant. that outcome would be just as astonishing.
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