Understanding Scientific Laws and Theories

A scientific law doesn't actually explain why things happen. It just tells you

*what* will happen, like a rulebook for nature. A theory is the real MVP—it's the

explanation for *why* it happens, backed by tons of evidence. Think about it like

this: your mass is the amount of actual stuff you're made of. It never changes,

whether you're on Earth or the Moon. Your weight, however, is just the measurement

of gravity's pull on you, so it changes depending on where you are. One is a constant

property, the other is a measurement of a force. It’s all about knowing the difference.