Site by Imaging Technology Group at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. More important is what is done with the facts at hand. B. Scientific methodology is basically one of common sense and consists of observations, hypotheses, experimentation using control and treated groups and revision of hypotheses. The procedure used is not unique to scientists. E. Limits of Science and Technology 1.
Science never proves anything in an absolute sense.
The only product of science is information. Quantitative data tells how much or what concentration. The informa- tion gotten depends on the questions asked. There is no guarantee of truthfulness of the information. C. Predicting the observations that will occur if the hypothesis is correct.