I've got a serious question... If neutrinos do prove to travel faster than C (the speed of light), will this not throw nearly all theory of astrophysics out the window since so much of it has been based on math by Einstein?  Things like big bang and such will be suspect. And how will that reconcil with observed events such as the supernova in 1987 where neutrino burst arrived at Earth exactly as expected ahead of light?  I am becoming more convinced the results of the experiment were not a result of the speed of single particles in this dimension. (I make a pretty good arm chair quarterback, no?)