The law that states nothing can travel faster than the speed of light. Researchers at CERN announced the results of an experiment they conducted that seems to prove neutrinos are capable of traveling at faster-than-light speeds. Three years of experiments showed neutrinos traveling between Geneva and Gran Sasso, Italy arrived 60 nanoseconds sooner than light. For more on this story visit Ars Technica.
What "unbreakable" law of physics was apparently broken last week?
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The law that states nothing can travel faster than the speed of light. Researchers at CERN announced the results of an experiment they conducted that seems to prove neutrinos are capable of traveling at faster-than-light speeds. Three years of experiments showed neutrinos traveling between Geneva and Gran Sasso, Italy arrived 60 nanoseconds sooner than light. For more on this story visit Ars Technica.
The law that states nothing can travel faster than the speed of light. Researchers at CERN announced the results of an experiment they conducted that seems to prove neutrinos are capable of traveling at faster-than-light speeds. Three years of experiments showed neutrinos traveling between Geneva and Gran Sasso, Italy arrived 60 nanoseconds sooner than light. For more on this story visit Ars Technica.
