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I saw the recent report where CERN was able to measure something that traveled a tiny bit faster than light. It made me think that only in exceptional circumstances can that speed limit be passed. But it did prompt other questions.
If light speed wasn't the limit, how would that affect things like BH formation?
What other astronomical events might be affected by having no such limit?
And how has the CERN event affected theories based on this limit?
If light speed wasn't the limit, how would that affect things like BH formation?
What other astronomical events might be affected by having no such limit?
And how has the CERN event affected theories based on this limit?