Neutrinos can move faster than c, the speed of light, as was discovered in SN1987A in 1987.

Name: Neutrinos can move faster than c, the speed of light, as was discovered in SN1987A in 1987.
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Neutrinos from SN1987A arrived approximately 3 hours before the visible light, but this does not mean they moved faster than light. The difference in arrival times is explained by the neutrinos escaping the supernova's dense core more easily than light, not by exceeding the speed of light (c).

Neutrinos Can Move Faster Than C, the Speed of Light