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To nitpick, the discpline of physics covers everything - or it damn well ought to :) While it seems obvious after reading the article that solving the rendering equation is indeed a promising way to solve the Pioneer anomaly, I'm sure that I wouldn't have come up with the idea.


> To nitpick, the discpline of physics covers everything - or it damn well ought to

Everything in the universe. But there's still math.


Math consists of rules discovered by experiencing physics. There's no particular reason to think that math transcends the universe.


Math is just a meaningless game with abstract made-up rules. No relation to the universe necessary.




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