How to pronounce “law of nature” in English

hold true well this isn't a law of nature but you just have to look at it historically that has been the case the

And what I mean by a law of nature or the laws of nature-- first of all, there's the idea that nature obeys laws.

If we find evidence of a law of nature that is being violated-- that seems to be being violated-- does that mean that God has intervened or does

And he preemptively interpreted the negative branch to be a universal law of nature, that for every particle

You did show the experiment to explain the phenomena of a law of nature.

Galileo was the first scientist to put forth a quantitative law of nature, a mathematical law.

that mean that we have incomplete knowledge of that law of nature and need to learn more?

That's just an example of the uncertainty when a law of nature appears to be violated.

And Lucretius really was one of the first people who had the concept of a law of nature.

1954, people thought it was physically impossible as if a law of nature that you could not run that fast.

So yeah, so, you know, the Drake equation is absolutely foundational for astrobiology, but we should remember that it's not a law of nature, right?