A team of scientists is claiming to have achieved the seemingly impossible: it's managed to create a nanoscale device which allows light to travel infinitely fast. But how the hell did they do it, and what does it mean? Read More >>
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"Not sure if I'm reading this correctly but my interpretation of it would be that if you were to push light into one end of the material, then identica..." More »
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"Thats like a guy saying not to develop the car because at high speeds a stone could be propelled at the driver killing him. If we have the science for..." More »
According to Einstein's special theory of relativity, light traveling in a vacuum is the universal speed limit. But scientists love to try and break rules — and now a tweaked version of Einstein's equations suggests that faster-than-light travel might just be possible. Read More >>
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