Speed-of-light experiments yield baffling result at LHC

- Neutrino's don't have mass, therefore they are not bound by the maximum speed of light

Errrr. Isn't that still being taken into account? E = mc^2 means as particles move faster they lose mass.

I don't see how them not having mass they can still go higher than speed of light maximum.

- Neutrino's are so small (lack of mass), that time runs faster around them (the more mass = time = slower, like center of black hole = kerr state = time stops), so that it only LOOKS like they travel faster then light, while in fact it's only our perception that they travel faster, because time runs slower here because of all the mass around us.

But that's relative stuff. That's like how on the moon gravity is 6 times as weak so people look like they're going in slow motion just because they're spending more time in the air while jumping.

Elaborate more on that point because I'm assuming they took that into account, or I don't understand your point.

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Asked my Phys recitation teacher what he asked today. He mentioned some pomegranate about cold fusion being done at room temperature a while ago and no one replicating it. And he said the particles could have moved through a dimension/time warp/universe since they were going so fast.

Kind of radical. I think I laughed....I hope not.