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If there's any possible way you could share more about this... I am very very interested to learn more.

• sgt101 7y ago
  Bear in mind that you have to put the signal in and get it out of the channel as well as transmit it. I highly doubt that neutrino signaling kit is as optimized for doing this as photonics.
• ncmncm 7y ago
  To be clear, there is absolutely no practical means of high-speed data communication using neutrinos. That is not to say there will never be any.
  • exikyut 7y ago
    Ah, I see. So the labs you refer to were trying to make this work? I'm curious what sort of performance level they achieved, even if eg just multiples of single or tens of bytes/sec. Thanks for the info.
    • ncmncm 7y ago
      No, they were just producing neutrinos, detecting them, and measuring transit time. But you have to turn the neutrino flux off and on, or at least vary the intensity, to have something to measure. You might have been able to get tens of bits per second with their apparatus. Or per hour. Look up "superluminal neutrinos" and work your way past the scandal to the actual experiment..