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The answer is a theory. A view that is not well-tested and widely accepted is just a hypothesis. A law has to be indisputable not just widely accepted
A theory is something that you have evidence to support what you think, a conclustion is something you make after an experimant concluding what you have found out.
If there is evidence for these different ideas, then that's almost a basic definition of a scientist. More broadly, such a person is open-minded.
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Remember that a hypothesis is a 'good' guess about a question. If a scientist comes up with a hypothesis, she will test it and then see if the testing will say 'yes'. She will then do these many times and if the answer still is 'yes' she will have it published. Many others in the same field will then review that data and they will add to the information or they may not agree.
An hyphotesis is a something which you make out oy your careful observation which everyone will agree easily.But that will become a theory only when it is proved practically.I generally observed that whenever we have a dark black clouds it is going to rain at some nearby place. By, 6th Grader,Brownell Middle School,Gilroy California,USA
Do you agree with jerome's observation that he was a hospital in himself
the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis included linguistic determinism and linguistic relativism. Do you agree with this hypothesis? Why? if you disagree, why?
they finally accepted his theory because scientist tested his theory and found the same conclusion which alfred wegner had already said before he died.
No one really knows how the Moon was formed. There are a few different hypothesis but not all scientists agree on one. Wikipedia has a short version of 4 of them.
As with any theory, it is made of ideas, and thoughts. I know of many theories involving the ocean, but none specifically called oceanic theory. I have done some research, and found nothing relating to an "oceanic theory." Scientifically speaking, a theory is one of the steps in the scientific process. 1 Observation 2 Hypothesis 3 Experimentation 4 Results (if results don't agree with hypothesis, return to 2) 5 Theory The process is repeated many times to rule out chance, and if you get the same results every time, it can scientifically be called a theory. If you continue on to scientific proof that your theory is correct and cannot be explained in by any other means, it becomes scientific law. However, very little is actually scientific law in modern science. Even gravity is only scientifically a theory.
Exactly how a theory is tested. Or rather, we should say that this is exactly how a hypothesis is tested. If a careful and accurate scientific measurement disagrees with the prediction of a hypothesis, then it never gets far enough to become a theory. But OK. Let's say that everything the hypothesis predicted was conformed by measurement, and the hypothesis was elevated to the rank of Theory. And then, 50 years later, somebody does a new measurement with better equipment, and it doesn't agree with a prediction of the theory. What happens is: The theory has to change. Either we have to find a way to adjust or modify the theory so that it explains the new measurement, or else the theory is discarded. Either way, if the measurement is trustworthy (and can be repeated by others), then the theory can't continue to be accepted in its present form.
Scientist agree that the year 2012 CE is happening. As for the apocalyptic interpretation of the Mayan calendar's ending on December 21, 2012, no legitimate scientist believes there is any merit to that theory.
The answer is a theory. A view that is not well-tested and widely accepted is just a hypothesis. A law has to be indisputable not just widely accepted
A theory is something that you have evidence to support what you think, a conclustion is something you make after an experimant concluding what you have found out.
If there is evidence for these different ideas, then that's almost a basic definition of a scientist. More broadly, such a person is open-minded.