On Fri, 23 Sep 2011, IVP wrote:

>> http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-15017484
>
> I think the neutrinos just get excited by a trip to Italy
>
> The figure I've seen is 20ppm faster than light. They allegedly
> arrived 60ns before light would have, with an accountable
> error of 10ns
>
> One scientist asked why neutrinos haven't been observed (for
> whatever reason) ahead of supernovae, which they should do
> by a significant time period if at least one flavour of neutrino is
> 20ppm faster than light
>
> 20ppm of 1 year is 10.5 minutes. Even 1ppm faster than light
> would be 30s per lightyear distance
>
> Joe

60ns measured between 2 points lets you plot one point on a curve. If you=20
don't know what shape the curve is, assuming it's a straight line and=20
looking for other points on that line isn't going to get you anywhere :-)

Regards
Sergio Masci
--=20
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