There were two professors on Radio 5 Live earlier, refuting the statement that nothing can travel faster than light. They talked of 'quantum tumbling' (I think that's what it was), where two particles have infinite velocity and are faster than speed of light, i.e. absolutely instant, in other words in two places at the same time, but they are the same particle.
Can someone explain this further - is it true, what use could this be etc. Thanks
2007-08-16
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