Nope, anyone can look it up. It is a theory (based on observation -> that makes it a "Law") that defines the relationship between temperature, pressure, volume, and molecular count of an ideal gas.
Come on, we're all waiting. Tell us about any "scientific theory" that has been magically transformed into a "scientific fact". Tell us how the Theory of Evolution is somehow not a scientific theory.
Your turn, support your BS assertions.
Brilliantly done. The "Ideal Gas Law" only works with Ideal gases. As there are none, one must use a set of tables, that can be easily found in the back of a Thermodynamics book. Why are there no ideal gases? Because the real world is much more complex than it seems. While the Theory of Evolution seems to work nicely in a hypothetiacl sense, the world is much more complex than the simple straight line extrapolations evolutionists like project from their misunderstood observations and incomplete and failed experiments. In pariticular the fruit fly mutations and Miller-Urey.
So much for science.
Regards,
Boiler Plate.