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| Process of observation and experimentation in order to construct a body of knowledge about the natural world |
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From the Greek “pseudos” meaning “false”
Statements, beliefs or practices that claim to be scientific but are not compatible with the scientific method |
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| Explanation of the natural world which has stood up to repeated testing and is accepted by many experts in the field |
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| facts that describe observed reoccurring natural events |
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Able to be trusted, authentic
Referring to reliable or credible sources of information |
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| Conclusions which come from the scientific method so are logically sound, factual, evidence based and accepted by the scientific community |
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