What facts did Redi’s, Spallanzani’s, and Pasteur’s experiments establish? What broader scientific understanding about life did the experiments explore? How does the example of these experiments demonstrate science as a way of knowing?

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What facts did Redi’s, Spallanzani’s, and Pasteur’s experiments establish? What broader  scientific understanding about life did the experiments explore? How does the example of  these experiments demonstrate science as a way of knowing?

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As for the first question however, research leads me to believe that it's that living things aren't spontaneously generated.