Memory is something we rely on every single day. It helps us remember a friend’s name, recognize a familiar face, recall where we parked the car, and learn new skills throughout our lives. Without memory, even the simplest daily tasks would become incredibly difficult.
The words theory, hypothesis, and law are often used interchangeably in everyday conversation. Someone might say, “I have a theory,” when they really mean a guess, or assume that a scientific law is simply a theory that has been proven.
Every scientific breakthrough begins with a question. Why do plants grow toward sunlight? What causes diseases? How do black holes form? Can a new medicine safely treat an illness?
Have you ever noticed that summers seemed endless when you were a child, yet now entire years appear to pass in what feels like the blink of an eye?
