Rockstar physicist Cox: Neutrinos won't help us cheat time

[bin3]

I wonder: will it turn out that E = Mn[SUP]2[/SUP] where n is the speed of neutrino's?

But I love this part ...

"It's a beautiful example of how you do science," Cox said. "The collaboration of serious people at CERN who've proved published their results and it's gone to peer review. I can see the headlines now if it's shown to be a measurement error, it will be: 'Look at these idiots'. But that's not the point. This is how science proceeds."

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/11/25/cox_neutrinos/

 

[SanchoP]

To answer your first question, no. Because E can be experimentally shown to be equal to mc^2.

 

[stevovo]

I wonder: will it turn out that E = Mn[SUP]2[/SUP] where n is the speed of neutrino's?

To answer your first question, no. Because E can be experimentally shown to be equal to mc^2.

lol. I stumbled into the wrong thread on a saturday morning. now my head hurts