Problem: Alfred Wegener shook up the science community when he proposed that continents drifted across Earth's surface. Wegener's work displayed a key characteristic of the nature of science--imagination. But science is a blend of creativity and logic, so what might start out as a product of imagination must eventually conform to principles of logical reasoning that support conclusions with solid evidence. Developing hypotheses and putting them to the test of logic are creative but disciplined acts. Group of answer choices True False