The fall of Einstein's theory:-

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According to the allegations that have arrived in September at CERN, the detector Opera in Italy caught the particles faster than light. Does it mean that Einstein's theory of relativity is incorrect?A little journey that will have consequences such as the one who started the neutrinos fired from CERN in Geneva to the Alps to the unknown, the other dimensions, black holes, wormholes, ether, or just plain rock in the Earth's interior gone from 730 km and was caught in the OPERA detector at Gran Sasso Laboratory in central Italy. The speed at which these subatomic particles crossed his path will discuss for years, and their adventures will mark the final flight of the twentieth century.After some hints and news that are passed on in disbelief, penultimate Friday in September at a live video-conference of the European Laboratory for Nuclear Research (CERN) officially announced a shocking revelation whose impact on science at this point can hardly imagine - that there are subatomic particles that travel faster than light.According to one of the two postulates of the theory of relativity, the speed of light is the greatest possible speed in the universe. However, quite unexpectedly, in an experiment performed together CERN and the Italian Gran Sasso laboratory are recorded as neutrinos travel at the speed slightly higher than those for which a full century physicists have believed that the unattainable. The speed of light in vacuum is 299,792.5 miles per second, while the neutrinos caught speeding when, in Physics of the twentieth century, impossible 299,798.5 miles per second (as fast for 6 kilometers per second). The case of Supernova 1987ANeutrinos were already somewhat stubbornly refused to play by the rules of Einstein's and in many ways they were brain-teasers for scientists. Besides the known solar issues and questions you have or do not have mass, neutrinos have been caught in a kind of exceeding the speed limit. That is why, after the results of OPERA detector, many remembered the events of 23 February 1987. Then, at 7:35 in the morning three large neutrino detectors at different parts of the world caught a group of strange neutrinos from deep space. Word was about 24 neutrinos that came from heaven, "Tarantula" for a full three hours before the light reached the Earth. Namely, in this 168,000 light years distant part of the universe exploded supernova 1987A (pictures in photo gallery), but the light came to us slowly than neutrinos, as was explained by the slower it way through the dense optical environment.However, such effects may still be due to some instrumental error of the detector or any side effect, and CERN's decision to oppose his results to Einstein at least brave - a possible trade that would show that the results are not credible, lasting relevance to jeopardize Europe's largest

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