Impact Fusion International Inc (IFUS)

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IFUS the company, is built on science.

A child walking behind a cow can see and smell the difference of the manure in cattle eating SGP+ and cattle not using an IFUS product..

A cattle rancher can also observe the differences,see reduced flies and measure the savings in feed costs and weight gain when cattle use SGP+


IFUS could publish old tests or new colleges could run new tests and non-shareholders will still lie and ignorantly say no science exists.

The results matter . IFUS is getting results that prove to the people that matter, that IFUS is the best cattle feed ever created.

IFUS and the manufacturing technology is the only company in the world that has scientifically broken down the lignin into a healthy edible feed product for
cattle that will eventually revolutionize how cattle are fed around the world.

Science Produces Explanations That Can Be Tested Using Empirical Evidence

Science requires that scientific explanations of phenomena be based on events or mechanisms that can be observed in the natural world. This is how science builds a base of shared observations and ideas to which new knowledge can be added.

For example, scientists studying the characteristics of plants and animals in Hawaii look for natural explanations for those characteristics. They propose hypotheses that explain the evolution of those characteristics through naturally occurring mechanisms. Then they gather additional information to test their hypotheses. Because hypotheses are based on phenomena that can be measured or observed, other scientists can test the hypotheses by gathering their own data. Based on the evidence gathered, the hypothesis can be accepted or rejected and new, more refined hypotheses can be developed.

One potential source of confusion in discussing the theory of evolution is the meaning of the words “theory,”“hypothesis,” and “fact.” In popular usage, a “theory” is something that is not known for sure. But the word “theory” has a very different meaning in science than it does in everyday use. In science, “theory” refers to an explanation of some aspect of the natural world that is held with great confidence because it is supported by overwhelming evidence. The theory of gravitation holds that all objects are attracted to each other in proportion to their mass. The cell theory says that all living things are composed of cells.

Scientists use the word “hypothesis” to describe an idea or model that has not yet been fully tested. For example, in studying evolution in Hawaii, a scientist might hypothesize that a species on one island is descended from a species on another island. The scientist then would gather evidence to test that hypothesis. If a hypothesis is supported by the evidence, the hypothesis may contribute to more complex explanations, including theories. If the available evidence does not support a hypothesis, that hypothesis can be rejected, modified, or subjected to further testing. For a hypothesis to fall within the realm of science, it must be constructed in such a way that it potentially can be shown to be wrong—otherwise the hypothesis cannot be tested against evidence from the natural world. This demand that a hypothesis be “falsifiable” is one of the defining characteristics of scientific explanations.

A “fact,” in scientific terms, is an observation that has been repeatedly confirmed by the studies of different independent scientists. In other words, it is a phenomenon that has been observed so frequently that its existence is no longer being questioned.

Because theories explain facts, they embody a greater understanding of the natural world than do observations. Without theories to explain and integrate them, facts become collections of unrelated observations. Evolutionary theory is a comprehensive explanation that integrates facts from many different areas of science. It has proven tremendously successful in explaining the basis for observed phenomena and in allowing scientists to make predictions based on existing data.

GLOSSARY OF TERMS USED
Fact: In science, an observation that has been repeatedly confirmed.

Hypothesis: A testable statement about the natural world that can be used to build more complex inferences and explanations.

Theory: In science, a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world that can incorporate facts, laws, inferences, and tested hypotheses.


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