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Scientists carefully design experiments to test their hypotheses. What happens when the experimental results do not support a hypothesis?

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Scientists likely study what happened with the experiment that went wrong, and then they try a different experiment to try to test it again, Thomas Edison didn't make a light bulb 200 ways, but he only needed one way to make a lightbulb.

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Then they would do the experiment all over again until they are correct.

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