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Science is the systematic study of the natural world through observation and experimentation, leading to innovations that have transformed civilization. Major branches include physics, which explains laws of motion and energy; chemistry, which studies substances and reactions; biology, which focuses on living organisms; and earth science, which examines the planet's structure and climate. Together, these fields contribute to advancements in technology, medicine, and environmental sustainability.

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Science is the systematic study of the natural world through observation and experimentation, leading to innovations that have transformed civilization. Major branches include physics, which explains laws of motion and energy; chemistry, which studies substances and reactions; biology, which focuses on living organisms; and earth science, which examines the planet's structure and climate. Together, these fields contribute to advancements in technology, medicine, and environmental sustainability.

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Science

Science is the systematic study of the natural world through observation and experimentation. It

seeks to explain how things work, from the smallest atoms to the vast universe. The scientific

method, which involves forming hypotheses, conducting experiments, and analyzing results, is the

foundation of all scientific discovery. Throughout history, science has led to innovations that have

transformed human civilization.

Physics, a major branch of science, focuses on the laws of motion, energy, and matter. It explains

phenomena like gravity, electromagnetism, and thermodynamics, which are essential in technology

and engineering. Without physics, we wouldn't have electricity, computers, or even cars. It continues

to drive progress in artificial intelligence and space exploration.

Chemistry, another crucial field, studies the composition and properties of substances. Chemical

reactions power everything from digestion to industrial production. Medicine, agriculture, and

environmental science all rely on chemistry. Understanding elements and compounds has led to

life-saving drugs, cleaner energy, and better materials.

Biology is the study of living organisms, from microscopic bacteria to complex human beings. It

covers genetics, evolution, and ecosystems, helping us understand how life adapts and survives.

Medical science, agriculture, and biotechnology all stem from biology. With advancements in

genetics, we can now modify crops for better yield and even develop personalized medicine.

Earth science examines the planet's structure, climate, and natural resources. It helps predict

natural disasters, manage resources, and combat climate change. By studying the Earth, we can

develop sustainable solutions to environmental problems, ensuring a healthier planet for future

generations.

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