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Because unless there's some proof, there's no reason to believe that the two events are related. Case in point: last year's meteor event over Chelyabinsk, Russ
by MrZongle2 13y ago
Because unless there's some proof, there's no reason to believe that the two events are related.
Case in point: last year's meteor event over Chelyabinsk, Russia took place shortly before a publicized close-pass of Earth by asteroid 367943 Duende. Many people quickly jumped to the conclusion that the two were related when, in fact, they were conclusively not.
- wslh 13y agoIt was not a conclusion just nobody pointed the provable connection. Sorry you are wrong about the scientific method. The proof came later, the hypothesis first. If two improvable events came together it's worth the investigation beyond if the events are related at the end or not. When I said connection I meant two events happening at the same time.