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Who developed the theory of relativity
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Original theory of relativity: Galileo Galilei

The theories of general and special relativity: Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein developed the theory of relativity.
Albert Einstein developed the theory of relativity between 1907 through 1915. It was further developed by Max Planck, Hermann Minkowski, and others.
If you are referring to the theory of relativity it would be Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein

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What type of thinking that involves evaluating evidence can separate true science from false science
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Critical thinking is the answer. We would also accept skeptical thinking.

Science involves 3 things. Making a testable hypothesis, testing it, and evaluating it. Any time you can do those three things in a repeatable fashion (ie I can tell you how to do what I did and it works for you too) you have 'done true science'.

False science provides an un-testable hypothesis, then tries to 'prove' it using misdirection, insinuation, or bad testing procedures.

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What type of math do scientists use to analyze data
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Statistics

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What did Sir Isaac Newton contribute to science
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He Invented The 3 Laws Of Motion.

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The idea of Universal Gravitation, The Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy< Reflection Telescopes and the Theory of Light.


his life to revel the facts of science

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Is thalidomide used to treat cancer
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It is used in treating Multiple Myeloma, a type of cancer.

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What is the source of radioactivity
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Do all living things contain some radioisotopes

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What term in physical science is defined as a change in position
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A change in position would be motion.

(Motion) is the answer for A+

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Which of these is varied by the experimenter in a controlled experiment
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independent variable

:":":":":":":":":":":":":

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What do scientists review before forming hypotheses
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scientific journal

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Which of these is a type of pseudoscience
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astrology

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In physical science what is force
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force is something that makes objects change velocity.

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What is another term used to describe applied science
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technology

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Who is often called the father of physical science
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Albert Einstein

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What type of particles are electrons
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subatomic

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Which theory allows physical scientists to quantify or measure things like energy
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quantum theory

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What kind of energy is involved in hearing and vision
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The answer is sound or wave energy.
Waves.

In the form of sound and light.

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Why is chemistry important to physical science
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all matter is composed of atoms of chemical elements.

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During which time period did the copernican revolution occur
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1500s

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What idea was changed by the work of James Hutton and Charles Lyell
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The age of the Earth was the idea changed by the work of James Hutton and Charles Lyell.

Charles Lyell incorporated Hutton's thinking into his principle uniformitarianism, which stated that mechanisms of change are constant over time.

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Who is best known for mathematical ideas about gravity and motion
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Sir Isaac Newton is best known for mathematical ideas about gravity and motion.

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Which of these people was a Jewish scientist who left Germany after Hitler came to power
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Albert Einstein

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Who altered characteristics of organisms from one generation of plants to another
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Gregor Mendel.

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Which term is defined as an educated guess that attempts to answer a specific question
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hypothesis

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Which of these types of science seeks to use knowledge for specific goals
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applied science

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As scientific knowledge increased and these discoveries were put to use which of these improved
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life span

A+

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Which Austrian scientist developed laws describing the motion of planets
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Johannes Kepler developed the laws of planetary motion.

However he was German not Austrian.

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What would be most affected by gravitational force
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motion of projectile

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What is defined as impressions left in rocks by living things that died a long time ago
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Fossils

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What field of philosopy not science deals with things other than matter and energy
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metaphysics

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Which of these is not a form of energy studied in physical science. Is it chemical energy solar energy psychic energy heat energy
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Psychic energy is not studied in physical science. The reason,

to put it kindly, is that psychic energy is not physical.

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Who received the Nobel Prize in physics in 1903
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Pierre Curie

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Which of these types of science seeks to answer questions about the universe for the sake of gaining knowledge
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I will say physics cause it incorporates quantum mechanics and all other "POS"

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Who developed the theory of relativity

Original theory of relativity: Galileo Galilei

The theories of general and special relativity: Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein developed the theory of relativity.
Albert Einstein developed the theory of relativity between 1907 through 1915. It was further developed by Max Planck, Hermann Minkowski, and others.
If you are referring to the theory of relativity it would be Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein

What type of thinking that involves evaluating evidence can separate true science from false science

Critical thinking is the answer. We would also accept skeptical thinking.

Science involves 3 things. Making a testable hypothesis, testing it, and evaluating it. Any time you can do those three things in a repeatable fashion (ie I can tell you how to do what I did and it works for you too) you have 'done true science'.

False science provides an un-testable hypothesis, then tries to 'prove' it using misdirection, insinuation, or bad testing procedures.

What type of math do scientists use to analyze data

Statistics

What did Sir Isaac Newton contribute to science

He Invented The 3 Laws Of Motion.

ANSWER2:

The idea of Universal Gravitation, The Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy< Reflection Telescopes and the Theory of Light.


his life to revel the facts of science

Is thalidomide used to treat cancer

It is used in treating Multiple Myeloma, a type of cancer.

What is the source of radioactivity

Do all living things contain some radioisotopes

What term in physical science is defined as a change in position

A change in position would be motion.

(Motion) is the answer for A+

Which of these is varied by the experimenter in a controlled experiment

independent variable

:":":":":":":":":":":":":

What do scientists review before forming hypotheses

scientific journal

Which of these is a type of pseudoscience

astrology

In physical science what is force

force is something that makes objects change velocity.

What is another term used to describe applied science

technology

Who is often called the father of physical science

Albert Einstein

What type of particles are electrons

subatomic

Which theory allows physical scientists to quantify or measure things like energy

quantum theory

What kind of energy is involved in hearing and vision

The answer is sound or wave energy.
Waves.

In the form of sound and light.

Why is chemistry important to physical science

all matter is composed of atoms of chemical elements.

During which time period did the copernican revolution occur

1500s

What idea was changed by the work of James Hutton and Charles Lyell

The age of the Earth was the idea changed by the work of James Hutton and Charles Lyell.

Charles Lyell incorporated Hutton's thinking into his principle uniformitarianism, which stated that mechanisms of change are constant over time.

Who is best known for mathematical ideas about gravity and motion

Sir Isaac Newton is best known for mathematical ideas about gravity and motion.

Which of these people was a Jewish scientist who left Germany after Hitler came to power

Albert Einstein

Who altered characteristics of organisms from one generation of plants to another

Gregor Mendel.

Which term is defined as an educated guess that attempts to answer a specific question

hypothesis

Which of these types of science seeks to use knowledge for specific goals

applied science

As scientific knowledge increased and these discoveries were put to use which of these improved

life span

A+

Which Austrian scientist developed laws describing the motion of planets

Johannes Kepler developed the laws of planetary motion.

However he was German not Austrian.

What would be most affected by gravitational force

motion of projectile

What is defined as impressions left in rocks by living things that died a long time ago

Fossils

What field of philosopy not science deals with things other than matter and energy

metaphysics

Which of these is not a form of energy studied in physical science. Is it chemical energy solar energy psychic energy heat energy

Psychic energy is not studied in physical science. The reason,

to put it kindly, is that psychic energy is not physical.

Who received the Nobel Prize in physics in 1903

Pierre Curie

Which of these types of science seeks to answer questions about the universe for the sake of gaining knowledge

I will say physics cause it incorporates quantum mechanics and all other "POS"

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