What would most likely prevent the inside-out model from becoming an accepted scientific theory?

Multiple observations of water vapor being ejected by volcanoes

Finding multiple comets in our solar system that contain water

Discovering that a large majority of volcanic eruptions on Earth fail to release water vapor

Discovering that water on Mars is similar to that found in several comets within the solar system

(I think it's c, I just wanna check my answer)

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Paul Hendrix

12 January, 17:22

What would most likely prevent the inside-out model from becoming an accepted scientific theory?

Multiple observations of water vapor being ejected by volcanoes

Finding multiple comets in our solar system that contain water

Discovering that a large majority of volcanic eruptions on Earth fail to release water vapor

Discovering that water on Mars is similar to that found in several comets within the solar system

(I think it's c, I just wanna check my answer)

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Jordon Rowe · Answer 1

To become a accepted scientific theory from an inside-out model would lead to a common conclusion from various incidents.

Thus it becomes clear:

among all the options given here only option C i. e "Discovering that a large majority of volcanic eruptions on Earth fail to release water vapor" does not leads to any conclusion based on the interventions