can somebody explain to me why science is always changing?

Question

w/o a super long answer?

Answer 1

Because scientists are finding out different things everyday and they tend to change other scientific things.

Answer 2

The scientific process is based on developing theories to explain observed phenomena, and then working to disprove the theory. If a theory remains not disproved long enough, it becomes a law. But since the majority of scientific work is in disproving theories, they tend to need a lot of revision and reworking. Science is above all else a work in progress that will never be finished.

Answer 3

It's always changing cause there are scientists that study in particular fields to further knowledge of how things were and how they can improve.Were moving at a fast rate these days and their working around the clock on futures technology.

Answer 4

Because we don't understand everything yet. Science just continues to fill in blanks until we finally get the complete picture.

Answer 5

Science is always changing because Nature is not absolute.

Answer 6

Because there's a whole lot we don't know yet. We just keep making new guesses (hypotheses) that may be right...or not. If it turns out the hypotheses weren't right, we have to rethink them and try something else.

Answer 7

'coz the (movement of the) world keeps changing so does the science.

Answer 8

Its called discovery,they are always finding new things.

Answer 9

Because scientists keep finding new stuffs.

Answer 10

Because people always want something faster and more eficient than what they have.