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NRJC: /* About Scientific Theories */

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‎About Scientific Theories

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‎About Scientific Theories

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		+	== Beyond the Curriculum ==
		+	=== Scientific Theories at the Forefront ===
		+	Scientific theories, as you've learned, are powerful tools for explaining observations. Beyond the classroom, there are intriguing scientific theories that continue to push the boundaries of our understanding:
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		+	==== String Theory ====
		+	: String theory is a mind-bending concept in theoretical physics. It proposes that the fundamental building blocks of the universe are not particles but tiny strings vibrating at different frequencies. This theory aims to unify the laws of the large (general relativity) and the small (quantum mechanics), offering a potential glimpse into the nature of reality itself.
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		+	==== Multiverse Theory ====
		+	: Ever wonder if there are parallel universes? Multiverse theory suggests that there might be countless other universes with different physical laws and constants. While still a topic of debate, this idea sparks the imagination and challenges our understanding of the cosmos.
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		+	==== The Standard Model of Particle Physics ====
		+	: The standard model is like a periodic table for subatomic particles. It describes the fundamental particles that make up everything around us and the forces that govern their interactions. However, it's far from complete, and scientists are actively researching new particles and phenomena to expand our knowledge.
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		+	=== The Mind-Blowing World of Quantum Mechanics ===
		+	Quantum mechanics is a realm of science where the ordinary rules of physics no longer apply. Some mind-boggling concepts you might encounter in university:
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		+	==== Quantum Entanglement ====
		+	: Quantum particles can become entangled, where the state of one particle instantly influences the state of another, no matter the distance between them. Albert Einstein famously called this phenomenon "spooky action at a distance." It has real-world applications in quantum communication and computing.
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		+	==== Wave-Particle Duality ====
		+	: Particles like electrons can behave as both particles and waves depending on how we observe them. This concept challenges our very understanding of matter and is crucial in fields like nanotechnology and quantum optics.
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		+	=== Cosmic Mysteries: Dark Matter and Dark Energy ===
		+	Beyond the classroom, you'll delve into cosmic mysteries that continue to captivate scientists:
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		+	==== Dark Matter - The Invisible Puzzle ====
		+	: Dark matter makes up a significant portion of the universe, yet it remains invisible to us. Researchers are actively searching for clues about its nature, using advanced detectors and telescopes.
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		+	==== Dark Energy - The Cosmic Accelerator ====
		+	: Dark energy is responsible for the universe's accelerating expansion. It's a puzzle that defies conventional physics and drives ongoing research into the nature of space and time.
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		+	These topics offer a glimpse into the exciting and ever-evolving world of scientific theory. As you progress in your scientific journey, you may find yourself exploring these fascinating concepts and contributing to the frontiers of scientific research.

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		+	===References===
		+	====AQA====
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	:*The [[Heliocentric Theory]] - The '''scientific theory''' that the [[Sun]] is at the centre of [[The Solar System]].		:*The [[Heliocentric Theory]] - The '''scientific theory''' that the [[Sun]] is at the centre of [[The Solar System]].
	:*The Theory of [[Evolution by Natural Selection]] - That [[population]]s [[evolve]] new [[adaptation]]s over time due to the natural environment.		:*The Theory of [[Evolution by Natural Selection]] - That [[population]]s [[evolve]] new [[adaptation]]s over time due to the natural environment.
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		+	===Extra Information===
		+	{{#ev:youtube\|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyN2RhbhiEU}}

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 :*The [[Germ Theory of Disease]] - The '''scientific theory''' that many [[disease]]s are caused by [[micro-organism]]s.
 :*The [[Heliocentric Theory]] - The '''scientific theory''' that the [[Sun]] is at the centre of [[The Solar System]].
 :*The Theory of [[Evolution by Natural Selection]] - That [[population]]s [[evolve]] new [[adaptation]]s over time due to the natural environment.

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	*[[Newton's Theory of Universal Gravitation]] - The '''scientific theory''' that the [[planet]]s are held [[orbit]]ing the [[Sun]] by the [[force]] of [[gravity]].		*[[Newton's Theory of Universal Gravitation]] - The '''scientific theory''' that the [[planet]]s are held [[orbit]]ing the [[Sun]] by the [[force]] of [[gravity]].
	*The Theory of [[Evolution by Natural Selection]] - That [[population]]s [[evolve]] new [[adaptation]]s over time due to the natural environment.		*The Theory of [[Evolution by Natural Selection]] - That [[population]]s [[evolve]] new [[adaptation]]s over time due to the natural environment.
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		+	==Key Stage 4==
		+	===Meaning===
		+	A '''scientific theory''' is a set of scientific facts linked together to [[explain]] an [[observation]].
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		+	===About Scientific Theories===
		+	: A '''scientific theory''' should not be confused with a regular '''theory'''. '''Scientific theories''' are based on facts and have had hundreds of [[scientist]]s performing [[investigation]]s and [[experiment]]s to prove it wrong. The idea is that if they can't prove it wrong, then it's probably true. A regular '''theory''' is just a guess made by someone who hasn't performed any [[investigation]]s or [[experiment]]s.
		+	: There are a number of '''scientific theories''' you may know:
		+	:*The [[Germ Theory of Disease]] - The '''scientific theory''' that many [[disease]]s are caused by [[micro-organism]]s.
		+	:*The [[Heliocentric Theory]] - The '''scientific theory''' that the [[Sun]] is at the centre of [[The Solar System]].
		+	:*[[Newton's Theory of Universal Gravitation]] - The '''scientific theory''' that the [[planet]]s are held [[orbit]]ing the [[Sun]] by the [[force]] of [[gravity]].
		+	:*The Theory of [[Evolution by Natural Selection]] - That [[population]]s [[evolve]] new [[adaptation]]s over time due to the natural environment.

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 : A '''scientific theory''' should not be confused with a regular '''theory'''. '''Scientific theories''' are based on facts and have had hundreds of [[scientist]]s performing [[investigation]]s and [[experiment]]s to prove it wrong. The idea is that if they can't prove it wrong, then it's probably true. A regular '''theory''' is just a guess made by someone who hasn't performed any [[investigation]]s or [[experiment]]s.
 There are a number of '''scientific theories''' you may know:
-*The [[Germ Theory of Disease]] - The '''scientific theory''' that many [[disease]]s are caused by [[micro-organisms]].
+*The [[Germ Theory of Disease]] - The '''scientific theory''' that many [[disease]]s are caused by [[micro-organism]]s.
 *The [[Heliocentric Theory]] - The '''scientific theory''' that the [[Sun]] is at the centre of [[The Solar System]].
 *[[Newton's Theory of Universal Gravitation]] - The '''scientific theory''' that the [[planet]]s are held [[orbit]]ing the [[Sun]] by the [[force]] of [[gravity]].
 *The Theory of [[Evolution by Natural Selection]] - That [[population]]s [[evolve]] new [[adaptation]]s over time due to the natural environment.

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−	A set of scientific facts linked together to [[explain]] an [[observation]].	+	==Key Stage 3==
		+	===Meaning===
		+	A '''scientific theory''' is a set of scientific facts linked together to [[explain]] an [[observation]].
		+
		+	===About Scientific Theories===
		+	: A '''scientific theory''' should not be confused with a regular '''theory'''. '''Scientific theories''' are based on facts and have had hundreds of [[scientist]]s performing [[investigation]]s and [[experiment]]s to prove it wrong. The idea is that if they can't prove it wrong, then it's probably true. A regular '''theory''' is just a guess made by someone who hasn't performed any [[investigation]]s or [[experiment]]s.
		+	There are a number of '''scientific theories''' you may know:
		+	*The [[Germ Theory of Disease]] - The '''scientific theory''' that many [[disease]]s are caused by [[micro-organisms]].
		+	*The [[Heliocentric Theory]] - The '''scientific theory''' that the [[Sun]] is at the centre of [[The Solar System]].
		+	*[[Newton's Theory of Universal Gravitation]] - The '''scientific theory''' that the [[planet]]s are held [[orbit]]ing the [[Sun]] by the [[force]] of [[gravity]].
		+	*The Theory of [[Evolution by Natural Selection]] - That [[population]]s [[evolve]] new [[adaptation]]s over time due to the natural environment.