Dr Who stuff
Posted: Sat Sep 24, 2011 2:02 pm
Rather difficult to understand some of the implications of this.
http://www.livescience.com/16207-faster ... ravel.html
So if the above is correct and neutrino particles can go faster than light does this potentially mean that:
1. If Max inadvertently drops his sandwiches from the top of the Shard, I can nip into my neutrino driven vehicle (built in the old TVR factory in Blackpool, Phil!) and go back in time to grab hold of Max's sandwiches before he drops them?
2. If a poster has a lot of posts slagging me off (I know forumites you find this a very unlikely scenario) and I go back in time in my neutrino vehicle and shoot his grandfather (completely accidently of course), what happens to the posts slagging me off?
If you see what I mean.... Any physicists about?
Cheers
D
http://www.livescience.com/16207-faster ... ravel.html
So if the above is correct and neutrino particles can go faster than light does this potentially mean that:
1. If Max inadvertently drops his sandwiches from the top of the Shard, I can nip into my neutrino driven vehicle (built in the old TVR factory in Blackpool, Phil!) and go back in time to grab hold of Max's sandwiches before he drops them?
2. If a poster has a lot of posts slagging me off (I know forumites you find this a very unlikely scenario) and I go back in time in my neutrino vehicle and shoot his grandfather (completely accidently of course), what happens to the posts slagging me off?
If you see what I mean.... Any physicists about?
Cheers
D