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I had the impression that the laws of physics are seldom rewritten, more of a fix here, another one there. OTOH, one can hardly say that it violates such laws w
by narag 10y ago
I had the impression that the laws of physics are seldom rewritten, more of a fix here, another one there. OTOH, one can hardly say that it violates such laws while we don't know how it works.
- Oletros 10y ago> I had the impression that the laws of physics are seldom rewritten, more of a fix here, another one there. Newton laws and Noether's theorem has not been changed and they are fundamental > OTOH, one can hardly say that it violates such laws while we don't know how it works. The contrary, until we know how it works, it violates fundamental laws of physics
- jbmorgado 10y agoNot really, because in this case it violates fundamental laws of physics, thereby the probability that the experiment has a source of error unaccounted for is extremely high. "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence."