https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_relativity

>>5001193 (OP)
>/an/ - Animals & Nature

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/string-theorists-say-black-holes-are-multidimensional-string-supermazes

there are multiple "laws" of physics that black holes seem to follow based on available data because they are all just theoretical models that may or may not be able to fully predict what these things do.

you don't even have to be a mathematician to make shit up. let's simply say reality is procedurally generated by human awareness, and the universe is in fact the emanation of an incomprehensible will - not even a being or a specific beings will - simply something so vast we can only say that there is a will, not to what it belongs, and this will intends for certain lifeforms to procedurally generate the universe as they observe it. in this made up theory, black holes obey whatever laws of physics the most intelligent lifeforms currently accept.

Let's get the obvious joke out of the way:
>black
>obeying laws

>>5001250
Space is nature thoughbeit

>>5001367
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>>5001193 (OP)
no, they can do whatever they want
there may be a black hole directly behind you right now

>>5001414
I don't think that's po

>>5001193 (OP)
there is nothing which can defy THE LAW

>>5001193 (OP)
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>>5001256
All string theorists deserve the rope

>>5001193 (OP)
Most likely yes.
The problem is our understanding of the laws of physics, and our universe in general, is severely limited by our scope of observation and a lack of things to compare it to.
It's really hard to truly understand something when not only you're stuck inside of it, but you're also unable to compare it with something else, so you just assume how things work to the best of your ability. Or you cope very hard and make shit to fit your narrative.

>>5001367

>>5001273
sheeeiit

>black
>hole
Is there a more inclusive term we can use?

https://www.foxnews.com/story/texas-county-official-sees-race-in-term-black-hole

>>5002263
Why aren't humans part of nature?

there is also a board called science and math. Nature is about all on Earth and science is about space, right?

>>5001193 (OP)
Black holes don't exist.
>>5001197
Space doesn't "bend".

>>5001193 (OP)
They are the law