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Are the Laws of Physics Universal?
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Are the Laws of Physics Universal?
One of the deepest questions in science is also one of the simplest to ask: Are the rules the same everywhere? We know that an apple falls from a tree in England, and a rover's wheels grip the reddish dust on Mars, all according to the same law of gravity. We also know that the light from our Sun and the light from a galaxy billions of light-years away are the same "stuff"—electromagnetic radiation.
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