Classify these possible hypotheses about stars in our universe as falsifiable or non-falsifiable.

Millions of shining stars make

the night sky incredibly beautiful.

Stars are formed from enormous

clouds made mainly of hydrogen

and helium.

The Sun is the most important

star in the universe.

The twinkling of stars is an illusion

that results from the stars'

radiation passing through

Earth's atmosphere.

Millions of shining stars make the night sky incredibly beautiful. non-falsifiable Stars are formed from enormous clouds made mainly of hydrogen and helium. falsifiable The Sun is the most important star in the universe. falsifiable The twinkling of stars is an illusion that results from the stars' radiation passing through Earth's atmosphere. falsifiable

A falsifiable statement or hypothesis is one that can be proven wrong. It does not mean that it IS wrong, but that it has the capacity to be proven wrong with more information. The first statement is non-falsifiable because it is a subjective opinion. Subjective opinions cannot be proven right or wrong because they depend on personal taste. However, the rest can be proven right or wrong with further research.