Thatn you very much for your detailed answer. I particularly appreciate your last sentense that refects true scientific objectivity. If you are an expert in su

Thatn you very much for your detailed answer. I particularly appreciate your last sentense that refects true scientific objectivity. If you are an expert in such topics you may want to have a look at this Space Time Quantification theory [1](http://www.meessen.net/AMeessen/STQ/STQ.pdf http://www.meessen.net/AMeessen/STQ/STQ.pdf). The author has no nobel prize, but this theory propose a new idea of which one consequence is that speed of light could be bypassed. The author initially explored the possibility that there could exist a limit to space and time units. Currently accepted laws assume there is no such finite limit. He named this finite limit a. Current laws are obtained by considering a=0. He explored the physics implications if a was different of 0. He found no contradiction and could even solve some paradox with existing law. He has a few predictions, some of them is the existence of yet to discover particles with no charge, that these particles can combine to form havier neutral particles. Based on these findings he also proposed an original equivalent of the mendeljev table for elementary particle. It's one of his assumption that dark matter is made of these neutral particles. He can suggests tests to check his predictions on LHC data.