Message from @jeremy

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2020-03-22 00:58:48 UTC  

as i said.

2020-03-22 00:58:56 UTC  

u cant experiment without a hypothesis lol

2020-03-22 00:59:23 UTC  

the experiment is the step after you formed your hypothesis (after you made the initial observation).

2020-03-22 00:59:43 UTC  

yes step one pbserve a natural phenomena step 2 hypothesis step 3 experiment

2020-03-22 00:59:50 UTC  

i agree.

2020-03-22 00:59:56 UTC  

u think u got some of that for the heliocentric model ?

2020-03-22 01:00:27 UTC  

but you need a complete observation to formulate your hypothesis correctly.

2020-03-22 01:00:35 UTC  

not just partial data

2020-03-22 01:00:44 UTC  

a complete observation of a natural pbserved phenomena sure lol

2020-03-22 01:01:07 UTC  

so ur observation is a cloudless night sky lets hear ur hypothesis

2020-03-22 01:01:12 UTC  

or, several data points.

2020-03-22 01:01:50 UTC  

if you have 3 points of observation, you should be able to make a pretty accurate model

2020-03-22 01:02:00 UTC  

u only need one natural pbserved phenomena

2020-03-22 01:02:08 UTC  

u dont need 3 observations or 4 just 1

2020-03-22 01:02:27 UTC  

you need to view it from different.... angles

2020-03-22 01:02:36 UTC  

no u dont

2020-03-22 01:02:57 UTC  

u just need to observe a natural phenomena from one angle

2020-03-22 01:03:05 UTC  

ok , 2 observations could be enough to formulate a crude hypothesis

2020-03-22 01:03:16 UTC  

would u like me to run u through the scientific method with some actual science

2020-03-22 01:03:16 UTC  

one from north, one from south

2020-03-22 01:03:33 UTC  

u only need one observation to make a hypothesis

2020-03-22 01:04:32 UTC  

here we go step one observe a natural phenomena water boils step 2 hypothesis water boils at 100 degrees celsius at 1 atmosphere of pressure step 3 we will experiment to see if this is correct

2020-03-22 01:04:33 UTC  

the problem here is, you dont make *any* assumptions before your observations, so you have to check if the hypothesis could be refuted, by making a second observation, from a different place

2020-03-22 01:04:56 UTC  

incorrect u check to see if ur hypothesis is correct by experimentation

2020-03-22 01:05:17 UTC  

u will presume a cause for the effect u observed in step one

2020-03-22 01:05:29 UTC  

its clear u dont understand how the scientific method works

2020-03-22 01:05:54 UTC  

ok, lets assume you would make the hypothesis that earth is flat, after you make the first observation of the star sky. you now want to check if that hypothesis is true or false? what would you propose to check it?

2020-03-22 01:06:15 UTC  

one more demonstration that u do not understand how science works

2020-03-22 01:06:31 UTC  

is the earth flat is a what is quesstion science only deals with how or why questions

2020-03-22 01:06:56 UTC  

earth is flat is also an incoherent hypothesis on face value anwyays

2020-03-22 01:07:10 UTC  

Science tries to research the form of things, not only how they work.

2020-03-22 01:07:13 UTC  

step one observe a natural phenomena water boils step 2 hypothesis water boils at 100 degrees celsius at 1 atmosphere of pressure step 3 we will experiment to see if this is correct

2020-03-22 01:07:17 UTC  

example of real science

2020-03-22 01:07:39 UTC  

like i said come back when u figure out how science works

2020-03-22 01:08:04 UTC  

So how would you prove your hypothesis, that earth is flat?

2020-03-22 01:08:12 UTC  

And how would it be refuted?

2020-03-22 01:08:33 UTC  

a proof would be if the star sky is also flat.

2020-03-22 01:08:54 UTC  

the earth is flat is an invalid hypothesis

2020-03-22 01:09:03 UTC  

that means, constellations would look the same from any location on earth.

2020-03-22 01:09:04 UTC  

u dont know how to form a hypothesis

2020-03-22 01:09:27 UTC  

let me form a hypothesis for you, Jeremy.