Can a scientific law become a scientific theory?
Can a scientific theory become a scientific law? When does a theory become a law?
When does a theory become a new theory? Is a scientific theory an irrefutable fact? When does a theory become the New Theory? Has a scientific theory been recently disproved? Is science a religion that must be believed in to be true? Why can a scientific theory only be disproven and not proven? What will it take for Einstein's Theories to become Laws, just as Newton's? Why is the cell theory a theory, not a law? It has been said that nothing is ever proved in science; can this be documented by philosophy of science, the little scientists handbook or the like? Is every scientific theory based on facts? Is there any scientific explanation as to why the laws of nature hold? Why can't we change the laws of physics? Can science solve the problems science creates? What is the best theory in science? What is the sociology of scientific knowledge? What is to be believed? Science or religion? Is there a difference between a scientific theory and a fact? Is a theory that cannot be empirically evaluated not considered a good theory? What if there's no unified field theory, would it mean there are things in nature that science wouldn't be able to conciliate? Are science and religion incompatible? How did economics become a science? How was law created and how does it evolve? Will our current scientific theories (especially evolutionary) be outdated in 100+ years? What's the relationship between science and belief? Why a theory that cannot be evaluated empirically is not a good theory? Is theoretical physics a waste of resources? If there were no ethics or morals in science how much faster would research on things progress if there was no limit to what we could do? Why can't we break the laws of physics? Is math a science? Is the scientific method used in math or only logical axiomatic deduction? Does physics tell us to study the laws of nature or do just Muslims believe that?