When does a general scientific theory develop? a. when another scientist disproves of the theory b. when it is duplicated by one group of scientists c. when it is consistent with most or all available data d. when it isn't consistent with most or all available data

Option C, When it is consistent with most or all available data

Explanation:

A general scientific theory is the one which is widely accepted based on the available findings/facts and figures. Or one can also say that the current general scientific theory is the most appropriate explanation of any fact. General scientific theories  have been tried and tested at all level and have always succeded in establishing their worthiness.

For example – Newtons law of motion, theory of relativity etc.  

the electromagnetic energy from the sun arrives in the form of visible and invisible light.