Spoiler Alert: A Scientific Hypothesis, Theory, and Law Are Not the Same Thing (https://futurism.com/hypothesis-theory-or-law/): Futurism uncovers how scientific theories and laws have big differences. A scientific theory consists of one or more hypotheses that have been supported by repeated testing. Scientific laws are short, sweet, and always true. They’re often expressed in a single statement and generally rely on a concise mathematical equation.
Difference between Scientific laws and Scientific Theories (http://www.differencebetween.net/science/difference-between-scientific-laws-and-scientific-theories/): Scientific theories are the prerequisite before arriving scientific laws. Scientific theories are still to be proven whereas scientific laws are already proven. Both scientific laws and theories were based on observations.
10 Most Famous Scientific Theories That Were Later Debunked (https://www.famousscientists.org/10-most-famous-scientific-theories-that-were-later-debunked/): The theories in science are always being reconsidered and scrutinized. This page takes a look into some of the most popular scientific theories that were later falsified. They include phrenology, the blank slate, Einstein’s static universe, and the growing earth.
Why You Can Prove Evolution False but Never True (http://isevolutionatheory.com/articles/why-you-can-prove-evolution-false-but-never-true/): This dives into how theories cannot be proven correct, but only falsified. Say that I claim there is no oil in Nebraska, if you find oil then my claim is falsified. But if you don’t find oil, then my claim still might be true or false. You can’t prove the claim correct, you can only try to falsify it.
