"I've always believed neutrinos and even photons have some level of mass, if planck levels.. Probably means that even they don't truly travel at the speed of 'light', but just under the absolute."
Ok... and if photons have mass and don't travel at the speed of light, and a lightwave is comprised of photons, then light doesn't travel at the speed of light? :)
Re: Your tag line.
Give a man a fish and he’ll eat for a day.
Teach a man to fish and he’ll sit in the boat all day drinking beer.
Pirated neutrino's must walk the planck! Harrr!
By fudging industry standard definitions (in the Phys Biz) light does have mass if you mean that mass is something that moves something else that it slams into. In fact, if you twist the polarization of a wave train, your twister will even recoil in the opposite direction.
But standard definitions require that we use the term "rest mass"-- that light only acts like it has mass when it's moving at light speed, and that if a neutrino has a finite 'rest mass' then it can never attain light speed because then its mass would have to be infinite.
I believe the original ftl neutrino results were correct but that they didn’t want anyone to know this for some reason that has to do with playing with time. Thus a time-out was established.
Scientist that observed those test said that everything had be double checked.