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SCIENCE IS …CONSISTENT

SCIENCE IS …CONSISTENT. The results of repeated observations and/or experiments concerning a naturally occurring event (phenomenon) are reasonably the same when performed and repeated by competent investigators. SCIENCE IS…OBSERVABLE.

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SCIENCE IS …CONSISTENT

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  1. SCIENCE IS …CONSISTENT The results of repeated observations and/or experiments concerning a naturally occurring event (phenomenon) are reasonably the same when performed and repeated by competent investigators.

  2. SCIENCE IS…OBSERVABLE The event under study, or evidence of the occurrence of the event, can be observed and explained.

  3. SCIENCE IS…NATURAL A natural cause must be used to explain why or how the naturally occurring event happens.

  4. SCIENCE IS…PREDICTABLE The natural cause of the naturally occurring event can be used to make specific predictions. Each prediction can be tested to determine if the prediction is true or false.

  5. SCIENCE IS…TESTABLE The natural cause of the naturally occurring event must be testable through the processes of science, controlled experimentation being essential.

  6. SCIENCE IS…TENTATIVE Scientific theories are subject to revision and correction, even to the point of the theory being proven wrong.

  7. Conptt • Consistent • Observable • Natural • Predictable • Testable • Tentative

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