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How science has changed over time is easy. Science has improved science , well it improves almost every year. We find new cures for sickness. One way we can tell big time that science has changed is that in the late 1900's scientists thought to believe that the earth was in the middle of the solar system. But now, science science has improved, by doing lab work, sending people off into space, and telescopes, we now no that that statement was wrong. We now no that the sun is in the middle of the solar system. Thanks to new science materials.
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Why has the falls rate of erosion changed?
why has the Niagara falls rate of erosion chanded
How did silly putty impact society?
it chanded how kids play and how kids learn about it
Why has Niagara falls rate of erosion changed?
why has the Niagara falls rate of erosion chanded
Are ou likely to be chanded before you have had a ormal interview?
are you likely to be changed before you have had formal interview
Why has the Niagara Falls rate of erosion changed?
why has the niagara falls rate of erosion chanded
What statement describes how science changes over time?
Over time, science learns more about the universe in which we live, and becomes an ever more useful tool for the human race.
What is the study of how species change over time?
Evolutionary science/biology.
In science what does monitor mean?
what does monitor means?Monitor means in science to keep on checking on something over a period of time.
Give 3 definition of Science?
the word science means is experimentingis an organized body of knowledge gathered over a period of time.
Explanations can what over time?
My old science teacher said explanations can change over time. But he was a drunken schizophrenic so he may have been rambling.
Do horses have anything to do with science?
Yes because the horse is a living thing, and science sometimes has to do with living things. Science is also evolution, and horses evolved over time
What is it called when sediment depoosits over time?
deposition(at least that's the science term) ;)
