well, a theory is a general idea about something,so i do not think so.
*A theory is a hypothesis well accepted by the scientific community. So I wouldn't think it was a fact considering a hypothesis is an educated guess.
No it is a possible solution.
A "theory" is a scenario of what might be.
Evolution is both theory and fact. Moreover, the fundamental theses of the theory (common descent, natural selection) are so well supported by fact that they might as well be called fact.
It is a fact that fire is hot. Fire produces heat through chemical reactions that release energy in the form of heat and light. This heat can cause burns and ignite other materials.
A clue is a datum - a fact. A "theory" tries to tell you what the fact means.
It is not a theory, it is a provable fact.
theory can only be a best simulation based on a formula. Fact is material proof
Theories tend to Remain a Pseudo Fact, until proven otherwise, the theorist, is under no obligation to Prove his Theory, which makes anyone capable of writing a Theory, without using any Facts whatsoever. Of course it's always advisable to throw a few facts around within the Theory, to add some Credibility to your Theory. Remember if you could prove a theory as Fact, then it would no longer be a Theory, but a Fact.
law is based on fact theory is a concept/idea
Mantle convection is a well-supported scientific theory that explains how heat is transferred within the Earth's mantle. It is based on observations, laboratory experiments, and computational models.
well its a fact that turtles do in fact kill people, and its theory that they are nice creatures. when in fact, turtles are mean and kill lil boys, and guinea pigs kill turtles, its a theory that they are at war with each other..........and that's the reason people die.
Fact
In theory refers to ideas or concepts that are hypothetical or abstract, and may not necessarily be proven or tested. It is based on principles, assumptions, or models that have not been validated in practice. Conversely, in fact pertains to realities that have been observed, measured, or verified through evidence or experience.