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Well that's exactly what will happen when anything moves faster than light, it will travel backwards in time. The real question is where is it getting infinite
by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Well that's exactly what will happen when anything moves faster than light, it will travel backwards in time. The real question is where is it getting infinite energy to break the light barrier? or are neutrinos the only particles with mass that will not be dragged by the Higgs field?
- grannyg00se 15y agoHe said a new particle though. So something other than the neutrinos themselves, I suppose?
- EREFUNDO 15y agoIt was a neutrino that was discovered moving faster than light at CERN, that is what I was referring to. Tyson also mentioned that it is likely a special type of neutrino already moving faster than light is the one being observed (tachyons). What they think we are seeing is a particle that has been moving faster than light but never accelerated to reach that speed, it has been moving at that velocity all the way since before the beginning of time itself.