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Do you think that scientists still believe the cell theory today?
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∙ 12y ago
Of course they do. Scientists believe anything that they think is true.
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What do scientists think about the theory of evolution?
The overwhelming majority of scientists accept the theory of evolution by natural selection. Any scientists that do not accept the theory usually do so for religious reasons.
Do mutation evolution and natural selection apply to individuals or populations?
Since the natural selection is a theory, we can not apply a theory as a science. Even though some scientists believed in natural selection: think of Nazi scientists, Soviet scientists, etc. They were 100% evolutionist believers. Nobody yet seen atoms but we believe that they exist...strange. We apply faith in some modern science...hmmm...
What does scientists now think about the basis of life and why they rejected the theory of vitalism?
they just dont agree.
What are sme questions scientists still have about endosymbiosis?
i think were did they got endosymbiosis :)
How does urey's and miller's experiment support the theory that scientists think that the first life forms probably arose from nonliving materials?
Scientists don't "think" that the first life forms arose from non-living materials. However, they do accept abiogenesis as the only testable theory on the origins of life, as we know it. The Miller-Urey experiment set out to prove that the chemical components of life can arise from natural processes. While it does not prove life can come from non-living matter, it does show that its' components can arise naturally.
What country does the megladon come from?
scientists actually believe that the megladon is alive and well. As for me, i don't know what to believe. Scientists think that it still lives in the Indian ocean, which is off the coast of India.
What do scientists think about the theory of evolution?
The overwhelming majority of scientists accept the theory of evolution by natural selection. Any scientists that do not accept the theory usually do so for religious reasons.
What theory do most scientists think best explains the formation of the moon?
the impact theory.
Describe one theory that scientists believe the Moon formed?
they think it was once part of the earth and then somehow was hit and broke away from us, but staying in our gravitational pull...
How do scientists think the continents?
nobody believe in the planets at first
What does it mean when scientists develope a theory versus a law?
A theory is something they think is true and a law is something that has be proven to be true
Do you think it's wise for scientists not to accept a theory immediately even if the theory has a lot of evidence to support it?
Each scientists have there own opinion. Some accept theories and some have to have facts.
Why do scientists think the earth is the only planet to support human life as you know it?
Not all scientists believe this. The topic of Earth being the only planet in the known universe to support life has been and still is a heated debate amongst many scientists.
Why would a meteorologist use meteorites and lunar rocks to find out the age of the earth?
Scientists have this theory on how the moon was formed: They believe that when the Earth was still a bubbly hot lava thing, something the size of Mars struck Earth, and bits and specks of particles flew everywhere. Gravity pulls it together, and it makes the Moon. Scientists think of this as the best logical theory as to how the Moon was formed, and that the Earth could be just a bit older than the Moon.
Do mutation evolution and natural selection apply to individuals or populations?
Since the natural selection is a theory, we can not apply a theory as a science. Even though some scientists believed in natural selection: think of Nazi scientists, Soviet scientists, etc. They were 100% evolutionist believers. Nobody yet seen atoms but we believe that they exist...strange. We apply faith in some modern science...hmmm...
What do scientists believe that europa may have?
I have read somewhere that scientists think that europa may have an underground ocean.
Why do scientists publish the results of experiments before creating a Theory?
Sometimes the scientists can't think of a suitable theory to explain their results but publish their experiments anyway to provide data for others so maybe another scientist can create a theory.
