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RE: Particles Faster than Light Discovered - Blargh_14 - 09-23-2011
(09-23-2011, 02:09 PM)Michael Wrote: they *think* don't start rewriting the laws of physics just yet.
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If it pans out, the next 10-20 years is gonna be exciting as ****.
![[Image: neutrinos.png]](http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/neutrinos.png)
(credit goes to xkcd.com)
I FINK THIS FITS. :3
RE: Particles Faster than Light Discovered - mIKe - 09-23-2011
(09-23-2011, 03:55 PM)FutileResistance Wrote: @All lies, mIKe's response to restarting the servers is faster than BOTH combined.
Build1 is having issues, I've been working and too busy to troubleshoot why its crashing. I've reset it about 20x today.
RE: Particles Faster than Light Discovered - iBiinky - 09-23-2011
This is the kind of thread I would like to see more of on here. I believe that if we get past all the random trolling and irrelevant pictures then we can have some awesome intelligent conversations.
Please let's start posting more cool news stories and scientific discoveries.
P.S. This doesn't mean I don't enjoy trolling or posting funny pictures, I just think that there is a time and place for that and we should start having more threads which encourage actual conversations.
EDIT: Notice that I made sure to say irrelevant pictures, I think it is just fine to post pictures or comics that pertain to the specific topic.
RE: Particles Faster than Light Discovered - GeneralApathy - 09-23-2011
(09-23-2011, 05:58 PM)Blargh_14 Wrote:(09-23-2011, 02:09 PM)Michael Wrote: they *think* don't start rewriting the laws of physics just yet.
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If it pans out, the next 10-20 years is gonna be exciting as ****.
(credit goes to xkcd.com)
I FINK THIS FITS. :3
YES XKCD! Love 'dat comic site. Like, legit, it's not only intelligent, it's friggin' hilarious.
Also, apparently they've been observing this with over 15,000 neutrino events, so it's pretty stable. A research lab in Illinois (Fermilab) got the same result a few years back, but they didn't have enough events registered to make it an actual scientific claim. The guys at CERN said they'd be running some more tests, but, with the red tape and all the time it'd take to do so, the results won't be in for about another 2-3 years. I'll be posting in and out of here with some more info on the event.
For extra info, see: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424053111903703604576588422968704078.html?mod=googlenews_wsj