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PRBuzz · 09-23-2011, 08:17 AM

Warp speed: Scientist out of CERN have reported that they were able to measure a neutrino going faster than the speed of light. According to Einstein's Special Theory this should not be possible. Data still up for review&verification.

Distance traveled 454 miles (as I understand trajectory was through the earth, what an aim this gun has).

From my calculations:
Time expected: 2437296 nanoseconds (for the non sci enabled: 0.00243 sec or much shorter time than the blink of an eye)
Time recored: 2437236 nanoseconds (60 nanosecs to short a time, error only +/-10 nanoseconds).

Apparently Fermi lab in Chicago had a similar result back in 2007 but their measurement error was too great when firing neutrinos from Chicago to Minnesota.

Summary: Warp speeds >1 maybe be a reality......

09-23-2011, 08:17 AM	#5270
PRBuzz BuzzLuck iTrader: (0) Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Brockton Posts: 6,414	Warp speed: Scientist out of CERN have reported that they were able to measure a neutrino going faster than the speed of light. According to Einstein's Special Theory this should not be possible. Data still up for review&verification. Distance traveled 454 miles (as I understand trajectory was through the earth, what an aim this gun has). From my calculations: Time expected: 2437296 nanoseconds (for the non sci enabled: 0.00243 sec or much shorter time than the blink of an eye) Time recored: 2437236 nanoseconds (60 nanosecs to short a time, error only +/-10 nanoseconds). Apparently Fermi lab in Chicago had a similar result back in 2007 but their measurement error was too great when firing neutrinos from Chicago to Minnesota. Summary: Warp speeds >1 maybe be a reality......
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