What are some scientific principles?

Answer 1

A scientific Principle is a problem or method that has to be proven by an exact point of science.

Answer 2

Also called "laws" of science, principles are descriptions of basic behavior which are universally *observes* to be true, thusfar in human experience, ie newton's law of gravitation, the second law of thermodynamics etc.

Modern scientists use the term principles because the concept that these are "laws" that cannot be broken is archaic, so the term is misleading.

Answer 3

Problem based learning is the best way for students to learn how to conduct real life science investigations. They apply many strategies they learned in science classes, such as: asking questions, designing experiments, and developing a hypothesis based on prior research. Also, students follow the scientific method, or a variation, as they conduct their investigation. When using the scientific method in combination with problem based learning, students develop a better understanding of experimental investigations. The best types of investigations for this strategy are science mysteries. Students use critical thinking skills as they design and conduct an investigation to solve a mystery.

Answer 4

Some scientific principles include the law of conservation of energy, the theory of evolution by natural selection, the laws of thermodynamics, and the principle of relativity. These principles serve as foundational concepts in various scientific disciplines, guiding our understanding of the natural world.

Answer 5

Well, a scientific principle of a satellite would be gravity.

Answer 6

A principle refers to a basic truth or assumption. In Biology, it means the origin where fundamental substances or energy precede.

Answer 7

A scientific principal is one that forms the basis for any scientific concept

Answer 8

gravity and air pressure