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First http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=splitting-time-from-space"
THEN
http://www.rense.com/general28/erin.htm"
and NOW the super neutrino radiation evidence of faster - than - light motion.
Should we have seen this coming?
Also here's something I've always wondered, isn't a quantum leap techically FTL anyway? I mean if a particle of matter moves so quickly that it exists in multiple places simultaneously then is that not faster than light, which has a defined speed (or so we think) ?
also doesn't schrodingers wave principle partially prove that reason that light operates as it does is, in fact because the mechanisms used to create it (proton waves/particles) moves at a greater speed than light itself (from one source to another)?
THEN
http://www.rense.com/general28/erin.htm"
and NOW the super neutrino radiation evidence of faster - than - light motion.
Should we have seen this coming?
Also here's something I've always wondered, isn't a quantum leap techically FTL anyway? I mean if a particle of matter moves so quickly that it exists in multiple places simultaneously then is that not faster than light, which has a defined speed (or so we think) ?
also doesn't schrodingers wave principle partially prove that reason that light operates as it does is, in fact because the mechanisms used to create it (proton waves/particles) moves at a greater speed than light itself (from one source to another)?
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