justinian said:
1. scientists ask us to believe in things we have no way of proving ourselves
2. I cannot go to Jupiter to prove if this is true if Scientists say it is.
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1. There are at least two things wrong with this.
a) Scientists don't ask you to 'believe' in anything if there is no way of proving it.
b) Scientists show their methodology and their conclusions, allowing anyone to see if they get the same result if the same methods are used, so there is a way to prove it yourself.
2. You can send a satellite, or review observational data for yourself. Observation does not require you to be physically on location. You'd be amazed how much you can verify to be accurate if you avail yourself to the data, methods, technologies, etc that scientists used themselves.