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TELL ME WHY. UNIT 74

WHY DO SCIENTISTS BELIEVE IN SOMETHING THEY CANNOT SEE?

DEFINITIONTERM
the physical substance that everything in the universe is made of matter
to keep something in position or prevent it from separating to hold
to travel around a planet, star or other object in space to orbit
situated on the outside or farther from the centre outer
the place where something ends or its outer limit begins edge
to hit another person or object while moving to collide
until now; up to the present moment so far
to form a conclusion from evidence rather than direct observation to infer
the amount of matter contained in an object mass
a circle of light or a ring-shaped area surrounding something halo
a curved piece of glass or other material that bends light lens
a possible explanation that can be tested through study or experiment hypothesis
to come together or bring people or things together in one place to gather
not present where someone or something is expected to be missing
evidence that shows that something is true or certain proof
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