[Star Trek Viewer]

A scientist from the Los Alamos National Laboratory has reportedly discovered radio waves that travel faster than the speed of light -- an would-be violation of Einsteinian physics.

Subspace radio?

See: http://blogs.discovery.com/space_dis...-unicorns.html

And what's the deal with moving laser dots across the face of the Moon?

I've heard of apparent FTL phenomena before, but is the genuine article being claimed here?

[Scribbler]

Originally Posted by Star Trek Viewer

A scientist from the Los Alamos National Laboratory has reportedly discovered radio waves that travel faster than the speed of light -- an would-be violation of Einsteinian physics.

Subspace radio?

See: http://blogs.discovery.com/space_dis...-unicorns.html

And what's the deal with moving laser dots across the face of the Moon?

I've heard of apparent FTL phenomena before, but is the genuine article being claimed here?

This looks very suspicious to me. I've read silly stories before.

[Saquist]

Theres not much there.

[FanWriter45]

I hate to say it, but yeah... it sounds like gobbledygook to me.

[Star Trek Viewer]

Apparently this is an example of old news rehashed as new news. Upon further inquiry, I found that this news can be traced back to a January, 2008 article in a local newspaper. Since, going by reports, evidently nothing has come of it in more than 18 months, I think we can safely say that we can all be skeptics here.

See: http://www.santafenewmexican.com/Hea...ter_than_light

Referenced in: http://www.shortnews.com/start.cfm?id=79555

[Star Trek Viewer]

I also think that the writer who said that it's a question of phase packets' going faster than light is probably on the right track.