Re: Neutrinos breaking the law?
Just wondering...
The official speed of light is the speed of light in a vacuum (light travels more slowly through various mediums).
Is it possible that something else affects the speed of light on Earth besides the medium it's traveling through? Something that wouldn't affect neutrinos?
Has anyone ever measured light speed in deep space, away from any large mass?
(If I missed something obvious, let me know. Remember, I'm not a physicist.)