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I understand the 1st law of thermodynamics developed as a generalization based on experimental observations, in that an exception has yet to be found in thousands of situations, so it is considered to hold true in all possible situations.
If that is how it developed, is there any other theory or formula which can only hold true if there is no exception to the conservation of energy/mass? If someone does actually prove an exception, what will be the implication (if any) for the rest of what we know about physics?
If that is how it developed, is there any other theory or formula which can only hold true if there is no exception to the conservation of energy/mass? If someone does actually prove an exception, what will be the implication (if any) for the rest of what we know about physics?