Faster than the speed of light, in Hadron collider, Wow

[NerzhDishual]

It is not a fact?  It Is.
You could replicate this documented experiment.

I jumped the gun? I did.

I am the fool? Perhaps.
You? Just do not care? Let it be!

Et bien le bonjour chez vous monsieur je sais tout.

[Liberty]

Hi OU dot com guys,

Eric Dollard demonstrated, a lot of years ago, that, actually, faster than light is possible.
Einstein was wrong. You bet he was.  ...

Does anyone know what was used to accelerate the particle 45.4 miles?  Was it a series of  magnetic fields or an attractive charge force?  If so, I think I can imagine why it may have been clocked going faster than the speed of light.

[Justsomeguy]

Hi OU dot com guys,

Eric Dollard demonstrated, a lot of years ago, that, actually, faster than light is possible.
Einstein was wrong. You bet he was.

The Justsomeguy's opinions are also relatives.
IMHO, they are relative to his stupidity

Very Best.

Maybe you are ignorant of the fact that time is not constant. When measuring speed based on time and distance, shouldn't both be examined? Isn't the very result of this experiment supposed to prove the possibility of time travel or a warped dimension? Gee, imagine that. The distance travelled could be shorter. Time could be distorted. Or it could just be going faster. 

[NerzhDishual]

Please just Google vid question "Eric Dollard"
You could stumble upon:
Eric Dollard Peter Lindemann Tesla's Longitudinal Electricity
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4m82cvThd8

You also could google ask:  Konstantin Meyl faster than light

Konstantin Meyl is a 'real' scientist.
JustSome... is just a real, what?.
Very Best

[Justsomeguy]

Joe Lykken of Fermilab said, “Special relativity only holds in flat space, so if there is a warped fifth dimension, it is possible that on other slices of it, the speed of light is different.”
John Learned, a neutrino astronomer at the University of Hawaii, said that if the results of the Opera researchers turned out to be true, it could be the first hint that neutrinos can take a shortcut through space, through extra dimensions.

National Institute of Technology researcher Chen-Wen Chou, who recently developed the world’s most precise clock.
...Chou’s latest development now allows scientists to study the effects of time dilation at much shorter, and more manageable, distances. In fact, Chou was able to study a second effect of time dilation â€" time relative to an object’s movement.