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Sunny
22 January, 14:54
Most scientific questions are based on
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Kolten Caldwell
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Most scientific questions are based on observations. Scientists observe something repeatedly, and they do the experiments over and over again, so as to get to the bottom of some of their questions.
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Abel Marks
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opinions, hypotheses, experimental data, observations
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