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Will the laws of physics...
Will the laws of physics stay the same in a differnt universe.
Will the laws of physics stay the same in a differnt universe.
Originally posted by russ_watters
Thats a philosophy question. We have no way of knowing because by definition anything that happens ouside our universe is not observable.
Originally posted by MajinVegeta
Okay, assuming we live in a universe-cluster, then we would live in a bigger universe. Our universe would be a sub-universe. So, the other universes should have the same laws of physics otherwise, we won't be compatible. In another universe, every thing might attract/repel everything in its path while another may do the exact opposite. Do ya'll(<-did I spell that right?) know what I mean?
Originally posted by Newton1
for my opinion...
i think the theory we know is create from the human
for understand the world...
but does it really true...
i think human can't know it
maybe it's just approach the true
Originally posted by totoro
we will never know if our theory is true or not (maybe it just true to what we observe). but i think it's true if our theory can calculate what will happen in the future. for example " base on my theory and calculation, lighting will strike this tree at this time"
but now base on our knowledge, we just can say the probability about the lighthing strike the tree.
kian yew.
Originally posted by Mentat
What is "our theory"?
Originally posted by totoro
what i mean is that if in the future there is someone to create a new theory,formula or something else, then the theory is true if it can tell what the next number will you get if you throw a dice. not the probability of which number you will get.
kian yew.
Originally posted by Mentat
Again, you refer to a "new" theory, which implies that it's replacing an already existing theory. Which theory would you be making reference to?
Originally posted by Newton1
will there have the prefect theory can predict the future??
i think no...
becuause human is only one of the creature in our universe
kian yu...
did u know the uncertainty principle of the quantum mechanics??
the principle say that the more precisely you know the position,
the less well you know the momentum of the particle...
so how we can predict the next position of the particle??
Originally posted by Newton1
well...we stop the argue...
actually i just want to say...
human is not perfect...and will not create a prefect theory...
this is my opinion
The laws of physics are fundamental principles that govern the behavior of matter and energy in the universe. They describe the fundamental forces and interactions between particles and how they affect the motion and behavior of objects.
Yes, the laws of physics are believed to be the same throughout the entire universe. They apply to all matter and energy, regardless of location or time period.
The laws of physics are considered to be immutable, meaning they cannot be altered or changed. However, our understanding and interpretation of these laws may evolve as we continue to make new discoveries and advancements in science and technology.
The laws of physics are applicable to all scales, from the smallest subatomic particles to the largest galaxies. However, at extreme scales such as those found in black holes or the very beginning of the universe, these laws may behave differently than what we observe in our everyday lives.
The laws of physics play a crucial role in our daily lives, from the way objects move and interact with each other to the technology we use. They allow us to understand and predict how the world works, and have led to countless advancements in fields such as medicine, engineering, and transportation.