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| Serendipity is the discovery of something fortunate. That’s what seems to have happened at the Gran Sasso National Laboratory (LNGS) near L’Acquila, Italy, the site of the OPERA (Oscillation Project with Emulsion-tRacking Apparatus) experiment. The OPERA experiment has measured neutrinos (subatomic particles) that have apparently traveled faster than light. Subsequent measurements and analysis are underway before the result is widely accepted by the scientific community; however, if validated, the result will alter the laws of physics. Light is the fastest thing in the universe and is the notion on which Einstein’s theory of relativity is based. If these neutrinos have traveled faster than light, things in science fiction movies such as time travel and existence of new dimensions may all become a reality. To get to the point of this serendipitous discovery, you must understand the OPERA experiment and its goals.
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