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I was annoyed as this title as well; it is as clickbaity as it can get. Obviously nothing can break the law of physics, by definition! It can certainly break o
by throwaway744678 7y ago
I was annoyed as this title as well; it is as clickbaity as it can get.
Obviously nothing can break the law of physics, by definition! It can certainly break our current knowledge of them (we were mistaken).
The charitable interpretation of the title is that it would be "breaking" the law of newtonian mechanics - which we know are a good approximation only in certain conditions, ie. when the speed of the body is not approaching the speed of light, that are not met there (that's the whole point of this design!)