[ExI] Faster than light??
scerir
scerir at alice.it
Sat Sep 24 15:43:42 UTC 2011
Anders writes:
> Redoing my calculation of the mass-square, I now get a squared mass of CERN neutrinos
> as -4.53e-56 kg. That is still 10 orders of magnitude "more" than for the supernova
> neutrinos. So if both are FTL, then they have to be very different beasts yet not detect
> in any different ways.
The OPERA paper gives a (v-c)/c = 2.48 (± 0.28 (stat.) ± 0.30 (sys.)) ×10^(-5).
On the contrary the neutrinos (10 MeV neutrinos arrival times compared
to the optical observations) emitted by the SN1987A gave (v-c)/c < 2×10^(-9).
Now If OPERA results were taken as true, the neutrinos would
lead the gamma flux by on the order of 1 e^(10) seconds for SN1987A.
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