Hypothesis, it's not a match term. There are in fact two that sound just like it with a third derivative of a second. This is not a hypotenuse, nor hyper-parabola, nor hyperbola. Those are math, this is thesis, facts.

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Goal; 1. prove a wall of any matter neither half of itself in two, 2. to all sound as identified by volume apart from silence characteristics, 3. is an obstruction to sound waves when clearly heard volume apart through put matter 4. not with out echo burst at contact causing bounce back, 5. that in indirect conference unclear potentials only result of met not origin from which it travels, 6. clearly visible only when stands at attention with out obstruction to vision compliment, 9. and vice versa light waves for sound waves.


To provide fact, three hypothesis of a single resulting conclusive findings must be independently assimilated unmet findings of fact itself presently and neither otherwise, a fact from derived up to and reusable retraction considering predisposition.

To start let's define facts of a wall by using matter.


Three facts; 1. a wall is hard, 2. wood is not see through, 3. I may make a wall.

Then to be conclusive after those each provided with hypothesis, let's continue with;

4. Humans move with motion, 5. non living objects are not built, 6. a collision must be spotted to be.
7. Non living objects may be move, but not of itself, 8. formations exist even if it was not by human,
9. not everything is in collision, 10. livings motions collide constantly, 11. collision is not made.

Now do draw up hypothesis outlines.

Fact 1

Find something soft and something hard.

With your finger placed on an object with no pressure applied, or at least pressure as possible as to say as little as disturbance as you can, observe the findings of the feeling your finger has touched the object as conclusive. Next from very gentle at first, to as strong as you may with out hurting yourself, push the object and in attempt to move it. Soft objects will move very easily, and maybe even change form before they do such as foam being squished as pressure is applied, with a weak gentle apply of pressure. Hard objects will merely move if at all, likely they will not, as well as they will keep their shape with the strongest of pressure applied.

Measure the firmness of three walls, make sure the three walls are not of the same structure; Record your findings: Experiment, Control, and Test.


Fact 2

Find something clear, something opaque, and both larger then a mirror, which need also be used.

For each clear and opaque object, place them in front of the mirror and observe the fact that a clear object you will see yourself in the mirror through the object, and a opaque object you will not see the mirror or yourself in the mirror, you only see the object.

Measure the opacity of three woods, make sure the wood is variant in form, for instance, a tree in the ground, a wood sign or plywood, and fire wood or petrified wood. Record your findings: Experiment, Control, and Test.

Fact 3

Nope, not this one until you preform the above first. Never a next in a Y heading reverse.