A scientist is researching the solar system. How can the scientist best add to existing empirical evidence about the solar system? a. The scientist can debate the research with other scientists. b. The scientist can develop a new law regarding the solar system. c. The scientist can make and record observations. d. The scientist can write an opinion column about the researc

The correct option is;

c. The scientist can make and record observations

Explanation:

Empirical evidence are evidences obtained by direct observation, sensual perception or direct measurement. It is the processed and useful data gathered and stored in a material form or documented to provide record of the measurement.

With the aid of empirical evidence, it is possible for researchers to find answers to question regarding topics that can vastly impact every day life.

With empirical evidence, it is possible to determine the effects of treatment in a study such as the invention of working car safety devices such as seat belts and airbags.

the answer is false because not all countries have geysers under their crust. for example, iceland uses geothermal energy because it is available every in their country.