Summarize the differences between a legal law and a scientific law.

A scientific law is based on the answers, which are the outcomes of experiments, a number of repetitive tests (in order to make sure the credible results), and observations regarding atmosphere of the Earth, and its life.

While, legal law is based on high ground principle and moral, which are developed to bring order through an armed force. If one looks at it carefully, it is created to monitor human nature, instinctual behavior, and savagery.

A legal law is a rule made binding by the coercive force of legislative power or legitimate authority, which constitutes the rights and duties in a community. Legal law requires citizens to obey a specific statement. On the other hand, a scientific law is a rule that establishes a constant relationship between phenomena or between phases of a single phenomenon. Through systematic observation, the law describes a phenomenon that occurs with some regularity, associating cause and effect relationships, such as the Law of Universal Gravitation or the Law of Action and Reaction, determined by Isaac Newton.