light neutrino puzzle

Another researcher believes he has figured out how to Gran Sasso neutrino laboratory must arrive with lights seem to be able to get there. Neutrinos are 60 nanoseconds before. The new argument is made by Ronald van Elburg University of Groningen in the Netherlands. His argument is that given the time distortion equipment caused by the GPS satellites are used to synchronize the clocks at CERN introduced the Gran Sasso forget.

Pieces of the most important after Van Elburg, which is to get the team to consider forgetting the time it takes the GPS signal to travel from the sensors of satellites in Earth orbit is shown. The calculations in Figure van Elburg is delaying the signal to reach Earth from the satellites is about 32 nanoseconds at each end of the experiment, a total delay of 64 nanoseconds. It's almost exactly how long the Gran Sasso, showed neutrinos soon. This is a very convincing argument that it is entitled to be credited to Einstein's theory is back in the game.