/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2341488
It may be neat if it is true, although it will probably be bullshit.

Publishing a paper doesn't mean it has been proven conclusivly as fact. It just means he passed the first step, now the fun happens.

Tons of experts will try and find error in his work. If his work isn't airtight, it will be dismissed as nonsense. That is probbaly what will happen. In like 6 months to a year, he will retract his shit.

But I guess we just have to wait and see what happens.

>>2336893
>Like say the speed of light in water is .5c, is the maximum speed an object may travel through water .5c?

No, you could travel up to c, in the water. However, once are at .5c, you will have some really fucked up phenomina happen.

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