What are the limits of physics?

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Hello, I am new on the forum and I am interested in all physics areas but I am most knowledgeable and interested in Fusion, Black Holes and pretty much anything which doesn't fully abide to the laws of Physics.
 
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Harvey Fell said:
Hello, I am new on the forum and I am interested in all physics areas but I am most knowledgeable and interested in Fusion, Black Holes and pretty much anything which doesn't fully abide to the laws of Physics.

If something does not abide by the laws of physics, then, by definition, it is not physics!
 

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