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Trinitiet
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Hi,
Now we have the "faster than speed of light" neutrinos, I was wondering the next philosophical question:
If we presume it is indeed correct they are faster than speed of light, would all observers of these neutrinos, no matter in what inertial frame of reference they are in, measure these neutrinos faster than the speed of light? Or does an inertial frame exist where in the speed of these neutrino's are indeed slower than the speed of light?
Thanks
Trinitiet
Now we have the "faster than speed of light" neutrinos, I was wondering the next philosophical question:
If we presume it is indeed correct they are faster than speed of light, would all observers of these neutrinos, no matter in what inertial frame of reference they are in, measure these neutrinos faster than the speed of light? Or does an inertial frame exist where in the speed of these neutrino's are indeed slower than the speed of light?
Thanks
Trinitiet