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Does a scentific theory have to make sense?
help me with this please
What is the pure scentific theory?
This is a bit of a toughy really. Scientific theory can be thought of as falling into one of 3 categories. 1. Law. This is something that is generally accepted by all of the scientific community or the vast majority of those within the specific scientific field. e.g. Newton's Laws of motion etc 2 Theory. This is widely accepted by most of the scientific community or large amount of those in a specific field although opposing theories may exist. 3. Hypothesis (literally meaning below thesis or lower than theory). Is generally a new discovery or procedure to be introduced to the scientific community. So, coming back to your question: The purest scientific theory would probably be defined as Law, thus being accepted by all or the majority of the scientific community. Hope this helps.
Why do scientists consider a hypothesis valuable?
It is important to develop a scentific hypothesis that is testable because then you can make a hypothesis to your experiment to see if it is true or not. If it is not true then you will put that on your lab paper that your hypothesis is not true and you will have explain your hypothesis.
What is the scentific name for asthma?
there is no name for it
What is the scentific name for diabetes?
insipidus
What is the scentific name for a tiger?
Panthera Tigris
What is scentific name for whale?
Baleonoptera musculus
What is the scentific name for leopard?
Panthera Pardus.
What is scentific name of the Tasmanian devil?
Sarcophilus harrisi
What is the scentific name for fruit fly?
Flae Frutinatia
What language do they use to assign a scentific name?
latin
What is the scentific name for a polar bear?
Ursus maritimus
What is the scentific notation of 13000000?
1.3 x 107
How do you write 1.60 in scentific notation?
It is: 1.6*100
What is the caculator version of scentific notation of 4293.8?
4293.8
