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How does a scientific explanation differ from a nonscientific explanation?
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How does a scientific explanation differ from a nonscientific explanation?

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A scientific explanation is backed up with data, experiments, observations, and has a large amount of evidence. A non-scientific explanation is usually backed up with beliefs, and opinions. There is no "science" behind that type of explanation.
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