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A simple "jiggle" recipe. So, we would like to make a 3D point \( p_n \in \mathbb R^3\) at the \( n^{\text th} \) animation frame jiggle. One way to do this is to have a target point (\(target \in \mathbb R^3\)) which will attract \( p_n \) in such a way that it "jiggles" around his \( target \).
Would it be a good experiment for the example to take a cup of water from the pond and also from the ocean, then cool them both under the same conditions (until they were at the same tempt), then putting them at 0 Celsius to see what happen? (maybe a control cup with destilled water too)
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- Are there true explanations for phenomena that do not conform to the scientific method? Or rather, i...The scientific method is more widely accepted because it works almost all of the time but under certain circumstances, general theories and explana...
- Would it be a good experiment for the example to take a cup of water from the pond and also from the...Good idea. You've just put it as an example to examine your own perception of Scientific method, right? Because, if you really want to do that expe...
- Was the scientific method developed over time? Or was it created by a particular scientist?Good question, Rachna. Francis Bacon (yes, his name is Bacon) is given most credit for developing the Scientific Method. However, he did not do it...
- How is biology similar to chemistry and mathematics? Can you explain this to me....Imagine a pyramid. Mathematics sits on the base of everything and holds other Sciences since it explains the Universe itself. Physics is above and...
- what if the hypothesis was true but there were defects in experimental methods ?Then better experiments and evidence would be required to demonstrate that.
- Are you saying the scientific method for Biology is just to do with common sense?But to be considered as the scientific method, it has to be: controlled, to include dependent and independent variable, to start with a hypothesis,...
- what is the diffrence between a dependent and independent variable in science? im still so confused ...In an experiment, you would adjust the independent variable and measure the effect that the adjustment has on the dependent variable. If your exper...
- Is the first step of the scientific method asking a question or making an observation? Some websites...In reality the scientific method is a cycle so it doesn't matter where you "start". Does that help?
- If I was to heat up metal would it turn into a liquid ?....Yes, if you heat it hot enough. (And mercury is already liquid at room temperature)
- Is it possible to add more elements to the Table of Elements?Yep! One of the most recent discoveries was Oganesson (Og) which was discovered in 2006. One of the exciting aspects of space exploration or underw...
Alhazen's experiment may seem simplistic today, but his methodology was groundbreaking: He developed a hypothesis based on observations of physical relationships (that light comes from objects), and then designed an experiment to test that hypothesis.
