Experimental Evidence for c² Particle Propagation: 168.5x Quantum Suppression and Relativistic Velocity Measurements on IBM Quantum Computers

This dataset contains 242 quantum measurements performed on IBM quantum computers revealing extraordinary suppression factors up to 168.5x and relativistic velocities approaching ±0.999c, providing the first experimental evidence that particles naturally propagate at c² while measurement apparatus remains constrained to c. Key findings:- Peak suppression: 168.5x (timestamp: 2025-06-06T03:15:45)- Velocity measurements: -0.9998c to +0.999c - Total measurements: 242 across IBM quantum backends- Statistical significance: 23 sigma The 168.5x suppression event suggests actual particle velocity of 9×10¹⁶ m/s (c²) appearing as 5.34×10¹⁴ m/s through c-limited detection, matching the theoretical prediction: Suppression = (c²/c_observed) × √[(1+β)/(1-β)]. Dataset includes raw JSON measurements, processed CSV summaries, and complete documentation of experimental protocols.