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Originally Posted by Barrykgerdes
Neutrinos probably travel at the true "light speed" and the error is in the calculations for light speed. I know all you scientists that learnt your science out of books and other peoples work will want to shoot me down on this, but think about it!
Barry
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The absence of an increase in neutrino events at the Kamiokade-II detector in 1983 as a precursor to SN1987a refutes your argument.
The detector picked up an increase in neutrino activity hours before the discovery of SN1987a.
Regards
Steven