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Nature of Science

Science is a systematic approach to understanding the natural world through observation, experimentation, and reasoning, based on principles such as empirical evidence, objectivity, and falsifiability. It evolves with new discoveries and integrates knowledge from various fields while being influenced by societal needs and ethical considerations. Ultimately, science plays a crucial role in explaining phenomena, advancing technology, and addressing real-world challenges.

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Nature of Science

Science is a systematic approach to understanding the natural world through observation, experimentation, and reasoning, based on principles such as empirical evidence, objectivity, and falsifiability. It evolves with new discoveries and integrates knowledge from various fields while being influenced by societal needs and ethical considerations. Ultimately, science plays a crucial role in explaining phenomena, advancing technology, and addressing real-world challenges.

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The Nature of Science

Science is a systematic way of understanding the natural world through observation,

experimentation, and reasoning. It is based on several key principles:

1. Empirical Evidence - Science relies on observable and measurable evidence to develop theories

and explanations.

2. Tentative Nature - Scientific knowledge is not absolute; it evolves with new discoveries and better

understanding.

3. Objectivity - Scientists aim to eliminate bias by using controlled experiments and peer review.

4. Logical Reasoning - Scientific conclusions follow logical principles and are supported by data.

5. Falsifiability - Scientific theories must be testable and capable of being proven wrong.

6. Creativity and Imagination - Scientists use creativity to develop hypotheses, design experiments,

and interpret results.

7. Interdisciplinary Approach - Science often integrates knowledge from different fields to solve

complex problems.

8. Social and Cultural Influence - Scientific progress is influenced by societal needs, ethical

considerations, and technological advancements.

Science helps explain natural phenomena, improves technology, and solves real-world problems,

making it an essential tool for human progress.

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