> .. an Almost zero negative mass Neutrino would seem to go at speed of
light, unless you measured very carefully. A higher energy might imply a
more negative mass thus more noticeably faster than speed of light.

I saw someplace some ask if Neutrinos might be the hypothetical Tachyons.
>>/


My recollection from figuring done 10 to 20 years ago is that past C,
energy initially DROPS as velocity increases, reaches a minimum about
2.X c and then climbs again. That depends on how you interpret the
imaginary quantities and I may well have got it wrong.
I wrote a short never published (no surprise ;-) ) =A0 "Probability 0"
type Science Fact story based on this re a tunnelling FTL drive.
If there ever is a FTL drive it MUST tunnel

=A0 =A0 =A0 R

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