Nothing can break the law of physics, mathematics and chemistry. What you think ?
I don’t know.
I’m not a math or science person but I feel like we’re always finding out new stuff everyday…
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Except love XD XD XD (Interstellar quote)
What a ridiculous scene that was.
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Nothing can break the laws of nature.
Physics, mathematics and chemistry do not define laws. They are a mere attempt of humans to describe the laws of nature to each other.
More importantly, every science is invented to be used as a tool to complete a task. Math was invented among other things to build even corners in houses (forgot how it’s called in engrishu). There is no more poetry in science than in a mundane tool.
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They are immutable laws unless there’s things like multi dimensions…but that is just different laws.
Gravity is a law that humans can describe but it’s quite simple to see the results. You jump. You come back down. It’s far different from a tool as understanding those fundamental laws and more importantly moving that knowledge to other humans is pretty cool in the scheme of things.
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I am thinking we can break the definition of law of nature down to such as chemistry, physics and mathematics and plus psychology.
Maybe there is a dimension where other laws apply, but not in our dimension, of course, dimensions have borders.
I’m far from an expert in experimental physics but there’s things like singularities. What happens at the center of a black hole for example. There’s math to describe it but what is the outcome? It’s like the speed of light. You move to the speed of light then mass becomes infinite if I understand it rightly. Needs infinite energy but move beyond those boundaries then faster than light travel becomes theoretically possible…I’m the last guy to ask!
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Yes that what i know, i haven’t studied anything like it, but scientists trying to simplify their stuff to understand it for the " down to earth " people.
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Yeah I’ve always been a fan of science fiction where most things get described. It’s a credible genre as things like submarines were described well before they existed. One day space travel will be like that and it’s good to see venture capitalists engaging is space. It becomes too problematic for governments who think nothing but terrestrial defence. 
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It’s the other way around, that was my whole point.
The “breaking down” happens after the laws are already in place.
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Yes i agree, its a linguistic thing, before the definition of laws of nature, we blamed a higher power/intelligence.
So,
first its higher power,
second laws of nature,
third the “breaking down” of the laws of nature
into scientific linguistic.
A lot of scientists go crazy studying more and more about less and less till the know everything about nothing.
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