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The Science of Galaxy Formation

Gilmore, Gerard

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Our knowledge of the Universe remains discovery-led: in the absence of adequate physics-based theory, interpretation of new results requires a scientific methodology.

Commonly, scientific progress in astrophysics is motivated by the empirical success of the "Copernican Principle", that the simplest and most objective analysis of observation leads to progress.
A complementary approach tests the prediction of models against observation.
In practise, astrophysics has few real theories, and has little control over what we can observe.

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