Question

Based on an experiment, a cosmologist has proposed a new theory to explain the origin of the universe. The theory will be accepted when

its results match with the Big Bang Theory

the experiment gives different data every time it is repeated

its results are repeated and verified by scientists worldwide

the experiment rejects all old theories on the origin of the universe

Answer 1

So, this question was clearly worded by someone outside the world of science.

Hypotheses become theories when they have related data to support the claims, they must be repeatable, testable and falsifiable.

Answer 2

its results are repeated and verified by scientists worldwide...

Answer 3

its results are repeated and verified by scientists worldwide
That's because if the results by all the scientists match and are verified, the theory is probably true.