If I break the laws of Physics do I go to jail?

Of cause not, you wouldn't jail for break the laws of physics. You will just enter the book of records.

I would would say try and break some of the simple ones first like gravity climb up on something if you stay floating in the air you have broken the laws of gravity then while you are floating see what happens. Do not go very high to try and break this law I would suggest no more than two feet

you will be in a topic worse than detention center. occasion: Galileo is considered through many to be the "father of modern physics" yet evaluate, lower back in the 14th/fifteenth century, he replaced into certainly tried through the Roman Inquisition and sentenced to spend something of his life under abode arrest. pass breaking the guidelines of physics and lots of folk are gonna be mad! Hell, they are able to even attempt to kill you.

No but you may die. After you break the laws of physics try slamming a revolving door, then go to PA and sleep on a fridge outside, that will get you arrested. YAY PA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! O Canada

Not at all...you get your name on the "Walk of Fame" and make TV appearances, go on interviews, get invited to "through out the first pitch" at ball games...then change you name to The Terminator

i dont see any jails of physics though, how would they catch you anyway if you were floating around in space?

As a former Police officer I can say yes....if you do it on private property.

Not if you are going faster than the speed of light. They will never catch you!

I don't think so, but I would like to see you break it.

no, but if you try to break some of them you'll go to the hospital.