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Why is a subjective reasoning not an example of a scientific thought?
A subjective reasoning is based on how you feel about something more than an actual fact. A scientific thought is emotionless and based on pure facts.
Why did most scientists reject wegeners hypothesis?
I've included 3 links on Alfred Wegener's life. He died at the age of 50 in 1930. His speciality was meteorology and well published in this area. The concept of continental drift began by the observation of the close fit between South America and Africa. Fossil evidence gave some support to the hypothesis. The concept of the continents drifting for hundreds of millions of years was criticized as too radical a departure and based on scant evidence. Also, in Wegener's hypothesis was the existence of Pangaea, where initially all continents were connected. George Gaylord Simpson was a well known scientist who was highly critical of continental drift. The view to the contrary was the continents had remained fixed and it was the plants and animals that had dispersed themselves on both continents. Per George Gaylord Simpson, his paper in 1939 seem to lay a solid foundation against continental drift. Antarctica as a faunal migration route. Proceedings, Sixth Pacific Congress, 1939, p. 755-768. First of Simpson's papers that directly addresses historical biogeography. He argues that land-bridges and continental drift are not necessary to explain disjunctive distributions. "In scientific theory the best-supported and most nearly self-sufficient hypothesis should be preferred and unnecessary additional hypotheses should be rejected or held in abeyance." (See "Evolution and Geography," 1953.) It is recognized today that Alfred Wegener was way ahead of his time.
What are the contributions of carl rogers in the curriculum designs?
Carl Rogers made contributions to the humanistic curriculum design. This is based on the principles of humanistic psychology. He thought that the curriculum should empower students. Teachers were to place importance on students' opinions and feelings.
What fossils did Alfred wegener find and where?
The fossils of animals were found the three different continents, but no animal could've swam that far across the salt water, so there had to be another way. Also, the plant fossil glossopteris was discovered in Antarctica, where no plants could live.
Why do scientists generates opinions based on evidence?
the role of the opinion might be the "hypothesis" of the observation or data it can also be the thought of the scientist as said the opinion. HAVE FUN IN SCIENCE CLASS!!!
Early mapmakers thought continents might have moved based on their observations of?
The fit of the coastlines of different continents, the distribution of similar fossils across continents, and the presence of similar rock formations on different continents led early mapmakers to speculate that continents may have moved over time. This gave rise to the theory of continental drift, which was later developed into the theory of plate tectonics.
People think earths continents moved based on what data?
Wikipedia has a good discussion on the many divergent areas that contributed to the theory of plate tectonics. Visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tectonic_plate.
What is the division of earths atmosphere into layers is based on?
Based on temperature differences.
How were the seven continents named?
The seven continents were originally named based on geographical, historical, or cultural factors by early explorers and mapmakers. Some continents are named after specific geographical features, such as Asia (from the Assyrian word for "east") and Africa (possibly from the Romans' name for the region). Others, like North and South America, are named after famous explorers (Amerigo Vespucci). Australia was named after the Latin word "australis" meaning southern, while Europe's origin is uncertain but could be from the Phoenician word for "sunset" or the Greek princess Europa.
What shorter words do conservation and water reclamation based on?
It is based on earths water
What is the earths seven great land masses?
The seven great land masses of Earth are Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia. These are considered the major continents of the world based on their size and land area.
Why are there 7 continents in the world?
The Earth's landmasses are divided into 7 continents based on tectonic plate movements and geographical separations. These continents are: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Europe, North America, Australia, and South America. Geographers and scientists have defined these landmasses based on their distinct boundaries and characteristics.
How many earths does Saturn inside?
Saturn is much larger than Earth. You could fit 764 Earths inside Saturn based on volume.
What is based upon the earths year?
the revolution of earth around the sun
Why is venus referred to earths twin?
It is based on their size, mass and density.
What is a water based material that falls from the atmosphere to the earths surface?
rain
What is a Non prejudicial statement?
A non prejudicial remark will be based on privious thought and evidence A non prejudicial remark will be based on privious thought and evidence A non prejudicial remark will be based on privious thought and evidence
