........ but I can find ye a loophole.![]()
What's that!......a wormhole?

........ but I can find ye a loophole.![]()
Someone clearly forgot to reverse the polarity on the primary injection manifoldsThat's the one. Chromaton particle radiation causing a temporal spacial anomaly.....these CERN fellas don't know much, do they!
Someone clearly forgot to reverse the polarity on the primary injection manifolds
I'm afraid this will turn out to be false... New Scientist will post an article why tomorrow I guess from their twitter....
http://twitter.com/#!/newscientist
Damn you science, make up your mind.
RIP, jefferies tube bod![]()
If history has taught us anything it's that the "scientific absolutes" we cling to are rarely absolute...
I have no doubt that in 200 years time people will look at the theory of general relativity with a condescending nod and wonder how anyone ever believed that was definitive and immutable.
They probably peer reviewed itYet the research paper isn't released until tomorrow, so how can they counter it so quickly?
There is a standard definition of a second, so I assume they get both machines calibrated to measure that - and other measurements - the same. Then, *go team break physics*I'm scratching my head trying to figure out how they get their measuring apparatus in sync to that degree in both locations. :/ I wish I understood all this stuff!
This will come back as debunked I'm afraid... as exciting as it could be, neutrinos have mass and it is not possible for a particle with mass to travel at the speed of light, nevermind faster than it. If this was true then it would be possible to send a message back in time (I won't go into how). Information (mass) cannot travel at FTL speeds, special relativity will hold true here....
Sorry to kill the excitement!
What's that!......a wormhole?![]()
I think this is how it's been going down for quite a long timeEither way, it's nice to see scientists challenge the postulates of their heros, idols and most cherished theories. More, please.