It is all a very Dr. Manhattan moment when I think about it. Tachyons ftw..

Robert Ehrlich, a George Mason University professor of physics, claims to have possible experimental evidence for the existence of tachyons, hypothetical faster-than-light subatomic particles first proposed in 1962 by Bilaniuk, Deshpande, and Sudarshan. The evidence, published in several articles in the Physical Review D during June and October 1999 consists of an explanation of certain properties of the high energy cosmic rays bombarding the Earth from space. Interestingly, such faster-than-light particles seem to be required by current 12 dimensional theories developed by physicists to unify all the forces of nature.

http://physics.gmu.edu/old/department/r ... chyons.htm

Taychon Magnetic Anomaly 1?

They re-did the test. Neutrinos still faster than the speed of light. ldmanface:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2011/ ... sfeed=true

ldmanface: :batface:

From the title, I thought they were murdered.

I hope that they've actually done it. It would be crap, a few weeks later if we end up reading '...additional variables were not taken into account.'

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