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The hypothesis is your guess of what will happen with the experiment before you do it. Observation is watching the experiment as it is being performed and observing what is taking place.
A science laboratory is a place in which science experiments are taken place.
An hypothesis is an untested theory or conjecture, so when a hypothesis is tested and passes the test it becomes a proven theory, or possibly a law or reason or explanation. Until then it is an as-yet-unproven possibility or probability. Just make certain that the facts are not twisted to 'prove' the hypothesis, and the results are confirmed by other experiments and experimenters. It is even better if it becomes accepted by those who didn't agree with the idea in the first place, but that is not always possible! -- However, a theory is not born from one tested hypothesis, but many. A theory is the result of multiple hypotheses that are said to be true through multiple experiments. Also, a theory may never be actually proven, but merely accepted as the most reasonable explanation. Since science is constantly changing, theories are constantly being formulated to explain things about ourselves or our surroundings.
Captain Scott's job was not to perform experiments. His job was to captain the ships and lead the teams on the expeditions to Antarctica. Even today, Antarctica is not a place for experiments; it is a place for the discovery of and the gathering of raw data about the health of planet Earth.
No. Experiments can be done anywhere. Laboratories are indeed handy as they have equipments and surroundings needed for most of the experiments, but you cannot limit experiments to the labs.A:The answer to this actually depends on how you define the word laboratory.If by a laboratory, you mean 'a special room set aside to conduct scientific experiments' then the answer is no. Experiments can be conducted in the field (in other words, outside the lab or even outdoors) in what is known as field research.However, if you define a laboratory as 'a place in which experiments are conducted' (as in, "The whole world is my laboratory") then the answer is yes. By this definition, wherever you happen to be conducting your experiment - the classroom, the beach, the International Space Station, or even inside your own head - would be considered your lab space.The way you've phrased the question, however, makes me believe that you intended the word laboratory to have the first definition, i.e. a lab room. By that definition, the answer you're looking for is false, for the reasons outlined above.
it means the place that you do experiments , hypothesis ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . for teaching students about science .
Before many years ago,it wasn't a developed place. But now it is getting developed.
The hypothesis is your guess of what will happen with the experiment before you do it. Observation is watching the experiment as it is being performed and observing what is taking place.
Experiments are done all over the world. The place that most experiments are done is in America.
Experiments are done all over the world. The place that most experiments are done is in America.
Antarctica is not the place for experiments, Antarctica is the place for basic research. Research there studies the health of planet Earth.
Albert Einstein changed the world we live in today by his experiments and discoveries. He developed the theory of relativity and many other physics of the world today.
No human experiments was taken place at majdanek.
A science laboratory is a place in which science experiments are taken place.
It is a place where astronauts conduct experiments
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