Two groups of scientists got different results while studying about the origin of the universe. Which of these statements is most likely true about the results of the two groups of scientists?

They were not repeated and verified.

They provide new testable ideas to strengthen science.

They show that the ideas of both groups of scientists are invalid.

They prove that it is impossible for all scientists to accept the same theory.

Question

Two groups of scientists got different results while studying about the origin of the universe. Which of these statements is most likely true about the results of the two groups of scientists?

They were not repeated and verified.

 They provide new testable ideas to strengthen science.

 They show that the ideas of both groups of scientists are invalid.

 They prove that it is impossible for all scientists to accept the same theory.

anonymous · Answer

They provide new testable ideas to strengthen science. :)