Breaking C

As many of you probably know, the recent claim (validated by 15,000 replications) of CERN scientists that they have found that Neutrinos can move faster than the speed of light has rocked the physics boat like nothing else has in decades to say the least. The speed of light: (C): 3 x 10^8 m/s has been considered the universal limit for the speed at which matter, energy, and forces can travel for over 100 years. This has been proven time and time again, and never successfully disproven until now. Granted, it's certainly possible, and probably likely that somehow there has been a mistake made which has yielded this unexpected result, but maybe not. If these results hold up to the scrutiny of the physics community, then our understanding of the universe will need to be substantially altered. If these results are correct, well.... who knows what is possible? Once you break C, you start to wonder about what other "laws" might be broken, and what can actually be done if we adapt technology to utilize these new scientific discoveries.

~created in apophysis