Anyway, I've always thought that the speed of light was not the ultimate limit. However, this now completely fucks up EVERYTHING if it is true. Like the relationship between frequency and wave length..
First: You can "divide" by Zero. Just use:
lim {x to zero} ( 3/x ).
Second: Yeah, there are many things which are faster than speed of light. But they don't carry information. Everything that carries information has the maximum speed of speed of light (as far as scientists know. I still believe in travelling faster than the speed of light. Perhaps it doesn't work in our dimension, but it might be that it works in the 5th dimension? I don't know)
but it might be that it works in the 5th dimension? I don't know)
rather improbable, since the 5th dimension doesn't carry any information whatsoever.
I personally think that those 60ns are just a measurement fault. Not that I don't believe in travel faster than the speed of light or even faster than time, but I just think that those 60ns don't quite prove that Einstein was wrong yet.