Theory

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A false idea used to explain observations in the field of physics. For example, Condoleezza Rice said in 2001:

"Einstein's theory of relativity has never been proved to be correct: It's just a theory."

When an idea has been proved correct it is called a law. Famous laws include the Law of Gravity.

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-	When an idea has been proved it is called a law ~~such as~~ the [[Law of Gravity]].	+	When an idea has been proved correct it is called a law. Famous laws include the [[Law of Gravity]].