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Originally Posted by Sweet Daddy Hate
The universe is the entire mish-mash of space. When we travel the universe, we can travel from galaxy to galaxy. And in doing so, we will more than likely find that laws of physics which apply on an Earth class planet in the Milky Way may not work on a similar class planet in a galaxy with systems that sport binary suns or moons.
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The laws of physics are the laws of physics anywhere in this this universe. Sure, there may be extra factors that add to its complexity, but the fundamental laws are the same. We could absolutely calculate the rate of gravity’s acceleration on a planet in a binary star system as long as we know their masses and their relative positions.
Now granted, there is still a metric ass load of stuff that we haven’t figured out or even thought to ask about, but regardless, once we actually know the rules, they will apply anywhere in the universe. Other universes (if they exist, but they probably do), that goes right out the window. Entirely new sets of rules.