Explain why a law is accepted as fact, but a theory is not.

A theory is a well-tested, widely recognized clarification that mixes numerous explanations and proposition. A law is a declaration about how something acts or purposes in the natural world. A law cannot be altered or fake, and it is a truthful statement. Theories are founded on recurrent experiments and experimental approaches change. Occasionally these new approaches deliver new information and theories are altered or substituted.