A scientific law is based on repeated inferences made over long periods of time. true or false

A scientific law is made from an iterative process of validating an observation by researchers through time. In this course, a law stems from a theory which is confirmed by conducting a research applying scientific method. Scientific method employs the more standard way of defining a problem, gathering data, down to making inferences. When a hypothesis is validated and is able to be explained by the existing theories and proposed phenomena, then for the finding to be able to become a law, it has to be validated by another researcher which applies the same conditions or even a different one which connects still to the proposed phenomena/theory. Answer is true.