Science

3. To suggest a hypothesis for an observation places it under an explanation
4. investigates things that happened in the unobservable past.
10. knowledge and organized methods of observing the earth and its processes using appropriate tools
11. models that scientists use as frameworks to explain their observations.
13. assumes the world operates in a reliable and unvarying way.
16. something known or assumed to be true.
17. subjects and results of research operate in the present.

1. ideas that are not proven to be ture but that we assume are true
2. anything that is an observable result of a process there must be an adequate cause.
5. explain, describe or represent something in the world.
6. normally looks like words and numbers.
7. idea that people should fill the earth and study it to discover the best ways to use it
8. the collection of observations, explanations,and models produced through an organized study of nature.
9. seperates science from nearly all other human things.
12. overall perspective that we use to see and interpret the world.
14. describes the way different kinds of measureable physical quantilities relate to each other.
15. use instruments like scales, like rulers, and themometers, to produce reliable data.