The Bell Tolls Relatively?

I've been reading about the neutrino experiments and the controversy surrounding it. A couple of months ago, physicists at CERN, Switzerland, claimed they found a fatal flaw in Einstein's Theory of Relativity.

Over a three year period, 15,000 neutrinos were shot from an accelerator in Switzerland to a detector in Italy, about 500 miles away and the neutrinos arrived 60 nanoseconds faster than the beam of light.

Yes, that means the neutrinos were travelling faster than the speed of light. At least, according to their experiments.

Elizabeth Lang is my Guest Author on November 21st 11/21 by Linda Mooney | Blog Talk Radio

Elizabeth Lang is my Guest Author on November 21st 11/21 by Linda Mooney | Blog Talk Radio

In the Ether: A Passive Aggressive Writing Tale by Jennifer Steen

So, I've come across lots of different kinds of writers in my stint, and one of the main stumbling blocks that I find many writers have is either a lack of confidence...or too much confidence. How do we find the balance? How do we realistically evaluate when a piece of fiction is ready for publication? Well, that's the golden question. I can attempt to answer that by telling you a little story.

Sci-Fi Worlds: Adrian "I am not a rebel" Stannis

Sci-Fi Worlds: Adrian "I am not a rebel" Stannis: As I near the end of the first formal draft of The Empire, I will be introducing the various lead characters. The lead male character of ...

Adrian "I am not a rebel" Stannis

As I near the end of the first formal draft of The Rebels, I will be introducing the various lead characters.

The lead male character of The Empire series, Adrian Stannis, is not your typical hero. Yes, he has that stereotype, the brilliant scientist, a loner who finds relating with people a daunting and undesirable evil. But he's much more than that.