What is science

Science is an exacting, methodical process that creates and arranges knowledge in the form of verifiable explanations and world forecasts.[1][2] The natural sciences (such as physics, chemistry, and biology), which study the physical world; the social sciences (such as economics, psychology, and sociology), which study people and societies; and the formal sciences (such as logic, mathematics, and theoretical computer science), which study formal systems governed by axioms and rules, are the three main branches that typically make up modern science.[6][7] There is debate about whether formal sciences constitute scientific fields of study. [8][9][10] since they don't rely on factual data.[11][9] Applied sciences are fields of study that apply information from science to real-world applications, such engineering and medicine. Science is a method as well as a corpus of knowledge. Science may occasionally appear in the classroom to be a dry list of discrete, unchanging facts from a textbook, but that is just part of the tale. Furthermore, science is a process of discovery that enables us to connect disparate pieces of information to form full and cohesive understandings of the natural world. Science is fascinating. Finding out what exists in the cosmos and how things function now, historically, and probably going forward is possible through science. The excitement of discovering or witnessing something for the first time excites scientists. Science has its uses. The knowledge that science produces is stroScience of Solutions: Science is a system of knowledge about the physical, chemical, and biological cosmos as well as the phenomena that exist within it. It is an unbiased observation that clarifies the fundamental laws of nature. Another way to think of science is as knowledge acquired via experience. Scientific disciplines: The four main branches of science include chemistry, physics, arithmetic (mathematics), astronomy, and so on. Each discipline is further subdivided into several topics. Chemistry: This field of study focuses on the properties, composition, and structure of chemical elements as well as how easily they can change and how much energy they can produce or use in the process. Physics is a discipline of science that studies matter and energy, especially how they are related to one another