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RE: :O - yottabyte - 09-23-2011

And they repeated the tests 15000 times.

Not sure if revolutional discovery or measurement error.Suspicious

I mean, it was 60 ms faster. Do you make such big errors at CERN?

Either way, you must have some serious balls to go out with this. Hmm



RE: :O - Android - 09-23-2011

I think it's fair to say that that's revolutionary.


RE: Neutrinos go faster than light - bowser956 - 09-23-2011

Nano seconds yotta. The entire travel of the neutrinos took place over a few ms.


RE: Neutrinos go faster than light - guthriearmstrong - 09-23-2011

Einstein wasn't stupid. I'm sure you thought the exact same thing until you saw this page.


RE: Neutrinos go faster than light - Spammuff - 09-23-2011

Einstein, just got owned...


RE: Neutrinos go faster than light - yottabyte - 09-23-2011

(09-23-2011, 13:39)bowser956 Wrote: Nano seconds yotta. The entire travel of the neutrinos took place over a few ms.

Typing on a phone at 7:40 in the morning OriginalRage Meant to say ns.


The entire journey took ~2.43 ms...


RE: :O - TehCthulhu - 09-23-2011

(09-23-2011, 07:44)yottabyte Wrote: Either way, you must have some serious balls to go out with this. Hmm

I think they came out with this so someone else could find their error, not because they think they just ruined the standard model.


RE: Neutrinos go faster than light - fashionmonkey - 09-23-2011

I thought Tachyons did too but they are hypothetical last time i checked.


RE: Neutrinos go faster than light - Spammuff - 09-23-2011

Space travel, Why not Laugh


RE: Neutrinos go faster than light - TehCthulhu - 09-23-2011

(09-23-2011, 18:30)fashionmonkey Wrote: I thought Tachyons did too but they are hypothetical last time i checked.

Tachyons interact with time in a very strange way (sometimes going back or forward in time) so as far as I'm concerned, they're just cheating. Also I don't think they have ever been found.