Science

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Science is concerted sophontic effort to understand, or to understand better the physical and natural worlds through observation, predictions, and experiments.

  • It can also refer to a systematically organized body of knowledge on a particular subject.

Description (Specifications)

Science is the intellectual and practical activity encompassing the systematic study of the structure and behaviour of the physical and natural worlds through observation and experiment.

  • It is quantified through the use of metrics.

Projected Knowledge Development Sequence

History & Background (Dossier)

Science is not just a step-by-step approach to discovery. Science is more like a mystery inviting anyone who is interested to become a detective and join in the fun. Curious sophonts continue to explore the universe and have done so for millennia.

Selected Scientific Fields of Interest

  1. Archaeology
  2. Architecture
  3. Artificial Intelligence
  4. Astrography
  5. Astronomy
  6. Astrophysics
  7. Biology
  8. Chemistry
  9. Cloning
  10. Computer Technology
  11. Cosmology
  12. Cosmology
  13. Ecology
  14. Engineering
  15. Exobiochemistry
  16. Exobiology
  17. Genetic Engineering
  18. Gravitics
  19. Linguistics
  20. Materials Technology
  21. Mathematics
  22. Metempsychology
  23. Physics
  24. Physiology
  25. Pocket Universes
  26. Psionicology (Psionics)
  27. Psychohistory
  28. Psychology
  29. Robotics
  30. Sociology
  31. Sophontology
  32. Taxonomy
  33. Technology
  34. Taxonomy
  35. Tropics
  36. Uplift
  37. Vulcanology
  38. Xenoarchaeology
  39. Xenolinguistics
  40. Xenology

References & Contributors (Sources)

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