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So we've had neutrinos that traveled faster than light — or at least, that result hasn't been invalidated yet. But how soon can we get spaceships that can travel to other star systems without traveling at faster-than-light velocities? 
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Even if subatomic particles have broken the speed of light barrier, using neutrinos for time-travel would be tough. Via Angela Natividad
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