numonex on 10 September 2010
Physics is theoretical claptrap. You need a PHD in Physics to even have a decent amount of knowledge of that complex scientific field as well as an IQ in excess of 150.
How can the scientists prove Universal Physics Laws do not apply through out the whole universe?
Newton, Einstein, Liebniz, Hawking and all the other famous Physics/Calculus geniuses contributions towards science/math have been tested and debated over a long period of time by many academics.
Stephen Hawking has made Physics understandable for the guy on the street.
BTW: One academic paper does not prove beyond a reasonable doubt the Universal Physics/Math Laws do not apply to the universe,
