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WEEK 1

Submitted by Rebecca McGinty (guest) on Fri, 03/18/2011 - 10:27pm.

Yes, the exhibit demonstrates the Scientific Method. It starts with the hypothesis that continuous motion and change leads to stability and order. The experiment is conducted by looking at particles in a box and their movement and change. The data gathered from the experiment is analyzed and the particles’ trajectory is discussed and compared. Finally there is an organized conclusion made. I think that the author’s conclusion seems logical.

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