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The laws of physics are the fundamental rules that scientists have created and altered over numerous years dating back to the middle 16th century. These rules were discovered and made to fit and explain how the current universe worked.
Widely known laws
- Laws of Thermodynamics
- Laws of conservation of energy
- Newtons law of motion
- Einsteins law of general relativity
