Why is the phrase “scientific proof” somewhat misleading?

Q: When asked about his thoughts on a new scientific hypothesis, Wolfgang Pauli once said: "That's not…

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A: Ibn Al Hatyam was a great mathematician and astronomer who had made significant discoveries related…

Q: Analyze the results Dependent Hypothesis Teat the hypothenis Draw a conclusion Bix Beientific Method…

A: Since you have posted a question with multiple  subparts , we will solve the first the three…

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Q: When using the scientific method, your hypothesis should be.. testable. O diplomatic. true.…

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Q: What is the penalty for scientific fraud in the science community?

A: The diverse network of interacting scientist is called as scientific community. Since scientific…

Q: Distinguish between a scientific fact ,a hypothesis ,a law and a theory?

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Q: In understanding the nature of science, why might new science ideas be opposed??

A: The accepted views of science knowledge can change over time.  Changes can result from new science…

Q: What distinguishes science from pseudoscience?

A: Science is the systematic method of acquiring the information it is an practical activity and the…

Q: In daily life, people are often praised for maintaining some particular point of view, for the…

A: In daily life we come across many people who individual ideas and interceptions  which are based on…

Q: What are the primary differences between good science and bad science?

A: There are primary differences between good science and bad science.

Q: Many people consider science too remote from everyday life and from nonscientists. Do you feel this…

A: Science helps an individual to discover how things work today, how they worked in the past and how…

Q: What is the test for whether a hypothesis is scientific or not?

A: Scientific fact:In science, a fact is an observation that has been confirmed so many times that…

Q: What determines the validity of a theory?

A: The theory, which hold up by evidence and proved by many researchers. A theory is valid if it’s…

Q: In daily life, we see many cases of people who are caught misrepresenting things and who soon…

A: In daily life we come across many people who individual ideas and interceptions which are based on…

Q: What is difference between accuracy and precision?

A: Accuracy:The measurement of how close the calculated value to the standard value is said to be…

Q: What is the difference between a hypothesis and a question?

A: A question is based on scientific theory. Again scientific theory is always accepted since it is…

Q: what is the most important aspect of the Scientific method?

A: The scientific method is the way of doing research in which any problem is first identified by…

Q: Who said: The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one…

A: It said by great scientists NIKOLA TESLA.

Q: Which is NOT a typical step when doing a science experiment?

A: Option A. Establishing laws is right answer for the question.

Q: 4. A very well-established or universally accepted theory. O Assumption O Hypothesis O Postulate O…

A: Answer - Law ( Option 4 )

Q: Which is the smallest? 1.3 x 1020 2.9 x 1021 9.5 x 1032 8.4 x 1019

A: Smallest is  8.4 × 1019

Q: Science is concerned with the realities of the physical world while philosophy of science defines…

A: Science is the study of the reality of physical world While the philosophy of science is a branch of…

Q: Describe how the power of ten rule works in converting 1.71 kg to miligrams? I know that in a…

A: Given:1.71 kg

Q: Why is physics sometimes called the fundamental science?

A: Physics is also known as "the fundamental science" because it governs all branches of natural…

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Q: What are some science ideas??

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Q: Briefly, what is science?

A: Science is defined as the observation ,identification,description,experimental investigationand…

Q: (6.03x10-3 + 4.29x10-3) - (3.11x10-3) (5.45x103) = ?

A: Ques: (6.03x10-3 + 4.29x10-3) - (3.11x10-3) (5.45x103)

Q: What are not part of the scientific method?

A: Any area of study that does not require or use scientific inquiry can be considered non-scientific.…

Q: In daily life, people are often praised for maintaining some particular point of view, for the…

A: In general, people are praised by maintaining certain point of view, for having the courage of their…

Q: What is probably being misunderstood by a person who says, “But that’s only a scientific theory”?

A: Just because of it is only a theory, It doesn’t mean that it can not be true or correct.

Q: What is the purpose of a model in science?

A: The purpose of model is to represent a specific phenomena in science. It uses diagrams, prototypes,…

Q: What are the impacts of the scientific revolution on society?

A: Following are the impact of scientific revolution on society. 1. It lead to enlightenment and gain…

Q: Calculate the fractional (relative) uncertainty in (11.51 ± 0.07)cm. Round your answer to three…

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Q: A friend tells you he has learned about a new law of nature. What can you know about the information…

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Q: Convert the following into scientific notation: 0.000000000564 O 0.564 x 109 O 5.64 x 10-10 O 5.64 x…

A: Given that the number is  0.000000000564

Q: Which scale of measurement most reasonably applies to Confidence in Science?

A: Most reasonably scale  = Ratio Scale as there are four scales of measurement named as nominal,…

Q: A hypothesis is not a confident statement True O False

A: To determine: The correct option.

Q: What distinguishes science from pseudoscience? O Pseudoscience uses experimentation to objectively…

A: Finding the evidence to support the hypothesis is an important part of pseudoscience.

Q: WHY IS IT INCORRECT TO SAY THE RESULTS I GOT FROM THE MEASUREMENTS WHERE ACCURATE NOT PRECISE

A: Accurate is defined as the degree to which the result of a measurement confirms to the correct value…

Q: How strong is the data? Did it agree or disagree?

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Q: Differentiate between casual human inquiry and scientific observation?

A: Any measurement that you make is just an approximation, 100% accuracy is not possible. If you…

Special Relativity

The theory of special relativity discusses how space and time are related to objects traveling along a straight line at a constant speed. Simply stated, as an object reaches the speed of light, its mass becomes infinite and it is unable to move faster than light. This interstellar speed limit has been the topic of much debate in astronomy, and also in science fiction when people consider how to fly over large distances.