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All Theories & Experiments

The claims science has tested and the tests themselves: a theory describes what is held to be true and why, an experiment is the test that supported or challenged it. Together they are the atlas's record of how a claim earned its standing.

2012 Higgs Boson Observation

Abegg's rule

Abiogenesis

Alvarez Iridium Layer Discovery

Amdahl's Law

Analysis of Algorithms

Andaman Islands Fieldwork

Archimedes' Principle

Arrhenius Equation

Arrow's Impossibility Theorem

Aufbau Principle

Avery-MacLeod-McCarty Experiment

Avogadro's Law

Axial twist theory

Baldwin Effect

Bayes' Theorem

BCS Theory

Bell's Theorem

Benford's Law

Bergen School Synoptic Forecasting Program

Bernoulli's Principle

Big Bang Theory

Bohr Model

Bose-Einstein Statistics

Boveri-Sutton chromosome theory

Bowen's Reaction Series

Boyle's Law

Bragg's Analysis of Sodium Chloride

Bronsted-Lowry Acid-Base Theory

Cage effect

Calculus

CAP Theorem

Catastrophism

Cavendish Experiment

Cell Theory

Cell-Free Fermentation

Central Limit Theorem

Charles's Law

Chemiosmosis

Chomsky Hierarchy

Chromosome Theory of Inheritance

Church-Rosser Theorem

Church-Turing Thesis

Cladistics

Clonal Selection Theory

Collision Theory

Competitive Exclusion Principle

Conservation of Energy

Continental Drift

Contingency (evolutionary biology)

Cook-Levin Theorem

Copenhagen Interpretation

Cosmic Inflation

Cosmological Principle

Coulomb's Law

Crystal Field Theory

Dalton's Atomic Theory

Dark Energy

Dark Matter

Darwinism

Decompression theory

Degeneracy (biology)

Deterministic Chaos

Discovery of Argon

Discovery of Oxygen

Discovery of Polonium and Radium

Discovery of the Cosmic Microwave Background

DNA Double Helix

Doppler Effect

Double-Slit Experiment

Drake Equation

Duhem-Quine Thesis

Ecosystem Concept

Eddington Eclipse Expedition of 1919

Effective theory

Elastic-Rebound Theory

Electron-Pair Bond Theory

Electroweak Interaction

Endosymbiotic Theory

Epigenetic Inheritance