Yes to basically everything you said. If it's true, and wasn't because of an error in measurement or faulty equipment, it has the potential to turn the field of physics on it's head. Pretty much it could do to physics what the theory of relativity did to physics (which might actually turn out to be wrong, or at least big parts of it, which is strange given how accurate using relativity can be). Should be really interesting to see where it goes.
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