What is not true of a scientific law?

It must be verified by scientists around the world.

It attempts to explain why things happen.

It describes what happens in the world around us.

It must be supported by many independent scientific investigations.

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What is not true of a scientific law?

 It must be verified by scientists around the world.

 It attempts to explain why things happen.

 It describes what happens in the world around us.

 It must be supported by many independent scientific investigations.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

It has to be verified in order to gain standing

It is the attempt to understand whats going on that is the catalyst for scinetific experiments

Many laws have been disproved, they attempt but do not necessarily explain 100% 

It has to be supported to gain standing, and i guess ISI's are one way of doing this