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Once a scientific theory has been accepted
○ its evidence does not need to be repeated
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it continues to be tested against new evidence
it can never be changed or revised
it is considered to always be true

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Scientific theories are continuously tested against new evidence for validity and may be revised if conflicting data arises.


Explanation:

Once a scientific theory has been accepted, its evidence does not need to be repeated. However, it continues to be tested against new evidence to ensure its validity and may be revised if conflicting data is discovered. Scientific theories are not considered to always be true and can be modified based on new findings.


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