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turned out to be false? Links to Christian apologetics sites like carm, creationscience, or any of that don't count. If you do have one of those, then please cut out the middleman and direct me to the peer reviewed journal/documentation that is (hopefully) cited therein.
Oh, and be specific. Tell me about a specific experiment that was done. Tell me the hypothesis, the predictions it made, maybe the abstract if it's short enough, and the result and conclusion.
@Stephen: Seriously? If you really want to know, then ask it as a separate question and email me a link to it, I'll be happy to answer there. But you're not hijacking my question by changing the subject and asking a completely separate question.
@Vlad: If you're going to demonstrate an ignorance of terminology of scientific experimentation, please don't wear it so proudly. A scientific prediction is this: a scientist predicts the result of a given experiment such that, if the result of the experiment falls within the prediction, it further corroborates the model that the scientist used to make the prediction. With enough of these accurate predictions, the model becomes a theory.
Once again, learn the terminology.
@Sara: No, it's the right word.
@Rigby: Look up the difference between a theory and a hypothesis.
http://www.talkorigins.org/indexcc/CA/CA201.html
Oh, and be specific. Tell me about a specific experiment that was done. Tell me the hypothesis, the predictions it made, maybe the abstract if it's short enough, and the result and conclusion.
@Stephen: Seriously? If you really want to know, then ask it as a separate question and email me a link to it, I'll be happy to answer there. But you're not hijacking my question by changing the subject and asking a completely separate question.
@Vlad: If you're going to demonstrate an ignorance of terminology of scientific experimentation, please don't wear it so proudly. A scientific prediction is this: a scientist predicts the result of a given experiment such that, if the result of the experiment falls within the prediction, it further corroborates the model that the scientist used to make the prediction. With enough of these accurate predictions, the model becomes a theory.
Once again, learn the terminology.
@Sara: No, it's the right word.
@Rigby: Look up the difference between a theory and a hypothesis.
http://www.talkorigins.org/indexcc/CA/CA201.html