A physical paradox typically refers to a situation or concept in physics that appears to contradict established theories or intuitive understanding but nonetheless provokes further inquiry or insight into the nature of physical reality. These paradoxes often highlight gaps in our understanding or the limitations of our theoretical frameworks. Some famous examples of physical paradoxes include: 1. **Zeno's Paradoxes**: A series of philosophical problems that challenge our understanding of motion and divisibility.

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