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Confirm it, confirm it, confirm it! It's baffling, yes, but not altogether inconceivable. In the case of black holes that supposedly exert an equal or greater
by sandroyong 15y ago
Confirm it, confirm it, confirm it! It's baffling, yes, but not altogether inconceivable. In the case of black holes that supposedly exert an equal or greater force to slow down or stop light, why is it not conceivable to have a greater force that is faster than the speed of light? Findings like these forces us to view things (and hopefully accept things) outside of our comfort zone. If it is confirmed, it brings us to the doorstep of dimensions > 3rd; more quantum physics and string theories; and (so cool) warping of time and the fabric of space. The fact that CERN scientists have detected neutrinos ahead of what they expected means that they detected it!!! - a natural process in its own right, but we have now managed to detected it; ergo, it suggests that they don't follow the rules of physics that we have established and that there are more laws that we do not know about.....how exciting!