Laws of Physics are supposed to be rules in Physics can not be broken. No matter how much you try to break this law it can't be done.

The Laws of Physics govern "reality" inside our closed system or The Earth. 

We can then go a step further and say that Astrophysics are the universal laws that govern math and physics both inside as well as outside of our closed system which consists of outer space and the entirety of the universe. This is foreign to most since you haven't experienced 0 gravity or near Absolute 0 and other irregularities outside The Earth's atmosphere. It's a bit strange but it's not that hard to wrap your mind around.

Most have heard of some of the strange ideas in the much newer world of Quantum Physics, but do you understand why it's so exciting & paradoxical? Quantum relates to the subatomic actions of nature and reality happening inside and outside our closed system.

We stated that The Laws of Physics are laws because reality in a closed system must behave accordingly but Quantum Physics shows us that what has to happen for reality to be reality in a closed system can be and are often defined. 

How can this be? How can we say a physical law must be a physical law when in fact math, science and nature shows us that this is in fact not the case?

This is the entire basis of Quantum Mechanics. The Laws both have to be and do not have to be. Reality can change based simply on observation. 

This is nothing new to anyone familiar with the Quantum conundrum most Physisists face, but how often do we contemplate the implications?