> They argue, on the basis of recently published studies by two top U.S. physicists, that the neutrinos pumped down from CERN, near Geneva, should have lost mos

> They argue, on the basis of recently published studies by two top U.S. physicists, that the neutrinos pumped down from CERN, near Geneva, should have lost most of their energy if they had travelled [sic] at even a tiny fraction faster than light. So let me get it straight: it's clear that the observation is incorrect because it can't be correct based on existing theories?