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thumb|Apollo 15 astronaut [[David Scott performs a gravity test on the Moon with a hammer and feather (1971).]] thumb|right|160px|Even very young children perform rudimentary experiments to learn about the world and how things work.
An experiment is a test or procedure designed to discover something new or check whether an idea is true by observing what happens under controlled conditions. Experiments matter because they help us understand how the world works, from how objects behave under gravity to how young children learn about their surroundings.
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