Laws of Physics: Same Everywhere?

[Neuronsarecool]

if relativity is true
and a photon can have no time from its point of view
and have time from the point of view of an observer
does that then mean the universe is not the same at every point

Or is there any Reason someone might know of that means the Laws of Physics and not the same every where in the universe?

 

[Dale]

Photons don't have a point of view:
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=511170

I don't know what the photon bit has to do with the rest of your question, but the laws of physics are homogenous as far as we know.