Message from @jeremy

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2020-03-22 00:54:24 UTC  

u must observe a natural phenomena

2020-03-22 00:54:48 UTC  

u think its any observation ?

2020-03-22 00:55:10 UTC  

The goal is of course to understand how the stellar constellations are connected, and what their form is.

2020-03-22 00:55:19 UTC  

first off u said u dont need a hypothesis for an experiment lol its obvious u dont know how science works u have clearly demonstrated that to this whole group

2020-03-22 00:55:54 UTC  

to make a hypothesis, you need to first make your observations.

2020-03-22 00:56:09 UTC  

when u say observation u mean observe a natural phenomena ?

2020-03-22 00:56:34 UTC  

yes.

2020-03-22 00:56:48 UTC  

and u think u can do an experiment without a hypothesis ?

2020-03-22 00:57:07 UTC  

yes or no

2020-03-22 00:57:10 UTC  

To make any hypothesis, you need data first.

2020-03-22 00:57:25 UTC  

to make a hypothesis u only need your natural observed phenomena

2020-03-22 00:57:41 UTC  

would u like an example of a real science experiment

2020-03-22 00:58:07 UTC  

Of course you can start with a hypothesis, but i proposed it this way, so that your experiment is unbiased.

2020-03-22 00:58:23 UTC  

(like a randomized study)

2020-03-22 00:58:28 UTC  

u dont start with hypothesis step one is observe a natural phenomena step 2 is hypothesis

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