What kinds of scientific investagations involve making observations

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Scientific investigations that involve some kind of testing will make use of observations. Generally speaking, making observations is the first step of the scientific method. Based on those observations, a question is asked, and then a hypothesis and prediction will be stated. A scientist will set up a test, observe the outcome, and collect data on the test. That will lead the scientist to some kind of conclusion relating to the initial question and hypothesis....

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