Dopo il presunto superamento del secondo, ecco una notizia da physorg
notiziafine structure constantIl primo postulato dice che le leggi fisiche sono le stesse in qualsiasi sitema di riferimento interziale. Spostando il telescopio a destra e a manca hanno trovato delle variazioni in una costante, se la costante varia allora varia anche la legge. Roba grossa

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"Another currently popular idea is that many universes exist, each having its own set of physical laws," Dr Murphy said. "Even a slight change in the laws of Nature means they weren't ‘set in stone' when our Universe was born. The laws of Nature you see may depend on your ‘space-time address' - when and where you happen to live in the Universe."
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Professor Webb said these new findings also offer a very natural explanation for a question that puzzled scientists for decades: why do the laws of physics seem to be so finely-tuned for the existence of life?
Questa è la solita domanda idiota sul perché esistiamo
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"The answer may be that other regions of the Universe are not quite so favourable for life as we know it, and that the laws of physics we measure in our part of the Universe are merely ‘local by-laws', in which case it is no particular surprise to find life here," he said.
Questa è una divagazione interessante. La butto li, speriamo che non ci siano fluttuazioni pericolose
