Testing Lorentz Symmetry in High‑Energy Astrophysics
We explore how gamma‑ray bursts, neutrinos, and cosmic rays test whether the speed of light is truly constant up to extreme energies. The episode examines modern constraints from space telescopes, neutrino detectors, and ultra‑high‑energy observations, and considers what a tiny violation might reveal about spacetime’s possible discrete or simulated nature. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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