To be correct, a scientific theory must be everything EXCEPT:
A. supported by every part of a large collection of evidence
B. considered to be unchangeable even if new scientific evidence disproves it
C. testable by comparison with scientific evidence
D. and explanation of something that actually occurs within the natural world or within man made technology

Question

To be correct, a scientific theory must be everything EXCEPT:
A. supported by every part of a large collection of evidence
B. considered to be unchangeable even if new scientific evidence disproves it
C. testable by comparison with scientific evidence
D. and explanation of something that actually occurs within the natural world or within man made technology

e.mccormick · Answer

Well, do you know why the "Law of Gravity" is still just theoretical?  Also, if you look at those, there is one that pretty much contradicts two of the others.