God Hates Engineers
Au contraire, ma soeur.
God is the master engineer. She told me so Herself....:lfao:
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God Hates Engineers
Could the implications be tempered somewhat because neutrinos are mass-less particles? It seems like that should make a difference, since they are already a special case.
Have never said otherwise.The planet cools and warms in cycles all on its own.
Well, it's more the case that the global thermometer says that. I personally fear that we'll enter a tipping point and dip back into Ice Age but for now things are warming up.You say it is getting warmer
It's not an assumption, it's an observation.but that assumption
Yes, indeed it is.is based on data
Yes they have been and are.look at how the computer models have been wrong
Not my claim.So your claim that
Never said that that isn't true.it is getting warmer needs the same type of scrutiny as any other scientific claim ... Only diligent scientific investigation, over time will tell.
Could the implications be tempered somewhat because neutrinos are mass-less particles? It seems like that should make a difference, since they are already a special case.
I thought that there was a finding a couple of years ago that had found that neutrinos had a mass but they couldn't further study was needed to determine what the actual mass was.
edit: googled it, found a good link:
http://hitoshi.berkeley.edu/neutrino/PhysicsWorld.pdf
I really expect this to vaporize on further analysis, but we'll see.
Not vaporize, necessarily-there are a lot of things that aren't being discussed here, Of course, their calculations could be in error-but that's part of why they recalculated them for six months, and part of why they went public. There could also be a number factors that make this a "special case," though, not the least of which is neutrinos themselves.
Naturaly,, there's a physicist or a hundred somewhere who are already applying what I'll call, appropriately enough, the "climate denier" method to this, and refusing to look at the science-just looking for ways to disprove it.
It is possible. There are several other possible explanations, plus entirely New Physics possibilities. However, despite the rigorousness of the statistics, we need to make sure our ruler wasn't miscalibrated. Of the smallest case scenario of an arrival 0.00000005 seconds early, it may also be a geographical surveying error of 50 feet.... which is the average accuracy of a civilian GPS unit without ground based correction.
I'm just wow'ed by all of this.
I love that we can perform experiments such as beaming neutrinos for hundreds of miles through the earth's crust.
I'm thrilled that we have the means to measure this precisely enough to account for a small change.
And I am amazed that this is the result! Damn...I want to learn more!
This is the first and most obvious possibility-and probably just one of the the things several people have examined over the last 6 months before making this announcement. While it may be something like this, in the end, it probably won't be that obvious and embarassing.
As for the entire interdimensional travel premise, while it's another possibility, I'm willing to bet that it's just some bit of oddness-some sort of interaction with the material they were passing through, or some sort of quantum entanglement-neutrinos leave point A, and other neutrinos on their path arrive at the detector at point B ahead of them displaying the same energy and spin.
In fact, the more I think about it, the more that that's what I'm betting......equally embarassing, perhaps, but understandable:
These are not the neutrinos you're looking for. Move along, move along.... :lfao:
Now THAT mess is funny!
Neutrino experiment replicates faster-than-light finding
Latest data show the subatomic particles continue to break the speed limit.
Eugenie Samuel Reich
18 November 2011
Physicists have replicated the finding that the subatomic particles called neutrinos seem to travel faster than light. It is a remarkable confirmation of a stunning result, yet most in the field remain sceptical that the ultimate cosmic speed limit has truly been broken.
The collaboration behind the experiment, called OPERA (Oscillation Project with Emulsion-tracking Apparatus), made headlines in September with its claim that a beam of neutrinos made the 730-kilometre journey from CERN, Europe's particle-physics lab near Geneva in Switzerland, to the Gran Sasso National Laboratory near L'Aquila, Italy, faster than the speed of light. The result defies Albert Einstein’s special theory of relativity, which states that this cannot happen.
And apparently, the neutrinos stubbornly resist following the speed of light. Scofflaws!
http://www.nature.com/news/neutrino-experiment-replicates-faster-than-light-finding-1.9393