McCrone's Law
Created | Updated Feb 3, 2005
McCrone's Law is a special case of Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation. It is most commonly expressed as:
Gravity applies to cats.
The Law was postulated by noted Scottish physicist Andrew McCrone in 2003, after deciding that, if Germain Henri Hess could get a law named after himself simply by stating the patently obvious1, then he could, too.
Use of McCrone's Law has yet to gain popularity within the engineering community.