A relativistic Newtonian mechanics predict with precision the results of recent neutrino-velocity experiments

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A relativistic Newtonian mechanics predict with precision the results of recent neutrino-velocity experiments

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Referee this paper: file:///C:/Users/user/Downloads/3140-5228-1-PB.pdf by Ramzi Suleiman

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Closed as per community consensus as the post is nonsense

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paper authored Oct 23, 2014 to Closed Questions by Ramzi F. Suleiman,

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retagged Jun 23, 2015 by dimension10

Nonsense, voting to close.

@submitter of the last 7 papers: please immediately stop filling PO with this nonsense.

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