Can physics be used to explain and/or predict aspects of the math universe?

 Physics and mathematics are closely related fields, and both are used to explain and understand the world around us. In many cases, mathematical concepts and principles are used to describe and predict the behavior of physical systems. For example, the laws of motion and gravitation, which were first described by Isaac Newton, can be expressed mathematically and used to predict the motion of objects in the physical world. Similarly, Einstein's theory of relativity uses mathematical equations to explain how objects move at very high speeds and in the presence of strong gravitational fields. So, in many ways, physics can be used to explain and predict aspects of the mathematical universe.