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Biology Bell work 8/25 What could you have done differently in the bubble-ology lab to make your experiment more effective or valid?
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Is astrology considered science? Why or why not?
Bell work 8/25 Is astrology considered science? Why or why not?
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Why is astrology considered pseudoscience?
Bell work 8/26 Why is astrology considered pseudoscience?
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What is the difference between data and evidence?
Bell work 8/27 What is the difference between data and evidence?
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Nature of Science What is Science?
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What IS science?
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What IS NOT science?
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Goal of Science Deals only with the NATURAL world
Collect and organize information Propose explanations that can be TESTED
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Science- a body of knowledge that explains the natural world
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Science is… Limited to the natural world Observable
Testable/disprovable Repeatable Open to change Biased (in spite of trying not to be) Made stronger when different lines of evidence support the same theory
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Science is NOT… Based on proof (It is never a closed case.)
Based on belief or faith Based on authority Decided by law or compelling speeches A search for “truth,” which means different things to different people Certain or absolute Fair
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Non-science & Pseudo-science
Non-science includes mysterious or supernatural forces, which cannot be discredited with evidence (based on beliefs) Pseudo-science is when a concept is claimed to have scientific support, yet does not survive scientific testing.
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Examples of science?
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Examples of science Physics Chemistry Astronomy Geology Paleontology
Oceanography Zoology Botany Genetics Medicine
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Examples of non-science/ pseudo science?
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Non-science & Pseudo-science Examples
Astrology Magic Supernatural Psychic experience
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To Sum it up… CONPTT!
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