Why the Physics Law holds good?
thaif
are the basic foundation of the all the theories and support for the
things that came after them.
And they observed it.through experimentations proved that it has got
some properties which are unique to that thing and certain things
related to that has to be satisfied after it.Though it sounds like a
general evolution of any of the other things in the world.
i have studied basic laws of physics as a student in school. But at
that time I did not get a question like this.
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"Under what basis does the Laws of Physics should be satisfied by all
the matter in the universe?"
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What are the factors which makes the Laws of Physics to exist and to
be continued. any sort of details related to this will be a great
resources to know about more .
Sam Wormley
Your word don't exactly convey a coherent train of thought.
Laws of physics are good models of phenomena in the universe
as long as observations agree with predictions of the laws and
theories. That's it.
In domains where applicable:
o Newton's laws of motion and gravitation
o Maxwell's electrodynamics
o Special and general relativity
o QED, QFT, QCD, etc. (quantum mechanics)
o Darwin
o etc.
thaif
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first of all thank you for your useful reply..
Actually the question was solidified in my mind when i was failed to
answer the question "2+2=4 Why" from our lecturer.
The question basically evolved as like this:
when an object is dropped it has to fall. That means it has to satisfy
the gravitational law.
It means the root of the motion of the object was hidden under the law
of gravitation.
but i was thinking why That object has to be satisfied by an external
gravitational law.
i think there exist something which is beyond the gravitational law
which holds the control over the certain ( or all) property of the
object and will be hidden for the general observation.
These are my thoughts. and I hope the information provided will
enhance in getting a better answer for my question.
Sanny
Do you think you can jump and escape?
Only if you have wings you can fly.
Physics is only observation. And it may happen the physics rule
changes. And when it happens we create a new law.
Say 2 bodies comming to each other at speed v1 and v2. What is
relative speed between them v1+v2.
But when the speed is 3,00,000 km/ sec Then it is not v1 + v2; Here we
use new rules.
All because we observe things.
You are wearing red clothes. My eyes says you wear red clothese.
Every day for 2 years you wear red then I will descide you always wear
Red.
But say on Chrismas day you wear blue clothes. Then I will rewrite the
rules . That all days except Chrismas you wear red clothes.
So Physics rules are just observations.
Once they are found wrong new laws are made.
We keep updating the laws So that we get accurate results.
Bye
Sanny
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Sam Wormley
What it really means is the gravitation law (made up by humings)
is a good model of the way nature behaves!
Uncle Al
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> The laws of nature or the Physics set out by the pioneers of the past
> are the basic foundation of the all the theories and support for the
> things that came after them.
OK, git - show us how to build a skyscraper starting at the third
floor.
All physical theory has perfectly survived attempted empirical
falsfication. If you have something different that is not
degenerately identical, don't be shy about telling us. If you
contradict prior observation in any venue at any scale, you are wrong.
> And they observed it.through experimentations proved that it has got
> some properties which are unique to that thing and certain things
> related to that has to be satisfied after it.
One wonders whether the OP is a mammal.
> Though it sounds like a
> general evolution of any of the other things in the world.
> i have studied basic laws of physics as a student in school. But at
> that time I did not get a question like this.
>
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> "Under what basis does the Laws of Physics should be satisfied by all
> the matter in the universe?"
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One suspects that was not the proffered query.
> What are the factors which makes the Laws of Physics to exist and to
> be continued. any sort of details related to this will be a great
> resources to know about more .
Empirical reality is. Euler's equation allows it to be mathematically
modeled explicitly, by numeric approximation, peturbatively, or with
Yukawa potentials. What is your problem, boy? Stuff God down your
pants and share revelations of Eternal Truth elsewhere.
In the whole of human history across the entire planet not one deity
has volunteered Novocain. It is a telling omission.
--
Uncle Al
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