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rodsika
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What if someday we would have news that Lorentz Invariance Violation was detected? Is this possible at all? But our Special Relativity is based on Lorentz Invariance and the more general General Covariance in General Relativity. Does this mean that Lorentz Invariance violation is almost impossible? But how come there are still many tests that look for it. What if they found one. How do you reconcile it with the fact that most experiments obey lorentz invariance. Are you saying that if they found a violation, it is possible a preferred frame exists in some way but lorentz invariance stays in some frame??