NOTTUS Is it science?.

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NOTTUS Is it science?

Science OR Pseudoscience Science investigates things that happen in the natural world Investigated using experiments Objective Falsifiable Replicable Use the acronym NOTTUS

Science Application of science for a human need is technology Prototype is to test the design

Natural Science Pseudoscience science seeks to explain the things found in the universe A naturally occurring cause or mechanism is used to explain how or why an event or phenomenon happens (i.e. uneven heating of Earth's surface causes temperature differences.) Pseudoscience A natural cause or mechanism cannot be, or is not used to explain how or why an event or phenomenon happens.

Observable Science Pseudoscience Observable through human senses or through tools that help us observe what cannot be observed with our senses alone. Tools such as a radar, telescope, microscope, or cameras and sensors on satellites Pseudoscience The phenomenon, event, or evidence that cannot be observed by the human senses or their extension/tools.

Testable Science Pseudoscience We can make predictions about how they will behave, change, or react and then test these predictions using science methods. Tests in science must be repeatable and predictable. Pseudoscience Experiments cannot be designed to test the natural cause of the phenomenon or event. They cannot be verified.

Tentative and Temporary Science Over time, corrections, additional evidence, or contrary evidence may change what we know. When science findings have been tested repeatedly over a period of time, then that knowledge becomes scientific theory. Pseudoscience Explanations of the cause of the event or phenomenon in question are not subject to change.

Uncertain Science Pseudoscience As evidence grows over time, science becomes more certain but it never attains 100 percent certainty. Being 99 percent certain is still 1 percent uncertain. Pseudoscience 100 percent certainty is the norm

Social Science Pseudoscience Requires collaboration with other scientists, communication of results with one's peers, and presenting findings in journals, presentations, and scientific conferences Pseudoscience Individual endeavors are fine and no verification of any kind from others is needed.

If it's not science, what is it? The prefix "pseudo" means "false" Pseudoscience: Pseudoscience is false science that is positioned as science. Examples: include astrology, many weight loss pills, and unscientific means for determining the age of the Earth.

If it's not science, what is it? “Proto” meaning before Protoscience: Protoscience is science that is emerging or near science in terms of conforming to “NOTTUS”, however, it falls short in one or more ways. Example:mental telepathy is an area of study where information is transmitted directly from one brain to another. It is actively being researched but it is not yet confirmed. It is thought by some to be worthy of scientific consideration.

If it's not science, what is it? Nonscience: Non-science events do not meet the NOTTUS characteristics of science. Examples include belief systems, e.g., religious beliefs, philosophy, personal opinions or attitudes. Non-science events or phenomena can be very logical and even true, however, they are simply unobservable, untestable, unpredictable, inconsistent, or often fall outside of the natural world. They cannot be tested and verified as either true or false.

Reliable or not?