Cell theory states that all living things contain one or more cells. why do you think cell theory meets the definition of a scientific theory? do you think it should be a scientific law? explain your response.

The correct answer would be "yes, it meets the definition of scientific law".

The scientific theory refers to the well-proven explanation of aspects of the natural world. It can be verified and repeatedly tested with the provided scientific method.

Cell theory meets the definition of the scientific theory as it is proven by numerous experiments and observations.

Anyone can observe the cells under the microscope using a basic staining procedure.

Cell theory meets the definition of a theory because it has been tested over a long period of time, and scientists have plenty of evidence to support this theory. However, it doesn’t seem to meet the criterion of a scientific law. Scientists only know about life on this planet, so the theory may not be universal if life is found on other planets. In addition, scientists don’t have much data on the earliest forms of life on Earth.

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