read the comments on this one for possible explanations. and electrons werent able to do this, neutrinos did.
neutrinos are massless, so for any body with mass, they cant travel faster anyways, even if neutrinos can.
Do neutrinos move faster than the speed of light? - physicsworld.com
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no. e=mc^2 doesnt stand true if matter starts travelling faster. the mass of the body would become infinite.
neutrinos are massless, so for any body with mass, they cant travel faster anyways, even if neutrinos can.
Do neutrinos move faster than the speed of light? - physicsworld.com
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no. e=mc^2 doesnt stand true if matter starts travelling faster. the mass of the body would become infinite.