1.1 "What is Science"
A belief or practice that is factual and scientific but in no relation
What is Pseudoscience?
A testable idea that answers the scientific investigation.
What is a hypothesis?
Tells us the best explanations for questions using evidence.
What is science?
Transportation is a result.
What is a result of new scientific technology?
Is a object or presentation that gives an idea to the scientist a greater detail than the actual real thing.
What is a model?
Physical science, life science, earth science.
What are the three different ways science can be broken down to?
The factor that is manipulated or changed.
What is an independent variable?
A description of a specific relationship under given conditions of the natural world.
What is a scientific law?
There would be less new technology that would be able to help in the future for studying medicine and engineering.
What is a possibility of what would happen if science funds were cut short?
A description that includes a number and a unit.
What is measurement?
Logical, creative, curious, skeptical, observant, objective.
What are 5 descriptions of a scientist?
The factor that changes in result to the manipulated variable.
What is a dependent variable?
A well supported explanation of nature.
What is a scientific theory?
Growing plants without soil.
What are hyrdoponics?
A description of how close a measurement is to the true value of the quantity measured
What is accuracy?
The surface of the earth.
What does earth science study?
Information gathered by observation and experiment for calculating or reasoning.
What is data?
How can a scientific theory change over time?
the science of farming, including cultivation of the soil for the growing of crops and the rearing of animals to provide food, wool, and other products.
What is agriculture?
Use models to imitate the function
What's a simulation?
Includes observations and measurements, Scientists use this as part of their data.
What's empirical evidence?
An investigation that has been done with one or more scientists with similar findings has been
What does replicated mean in science?
By obtaining new evidence.
What is the reasoning of how scientific ideas change?
Doctors, Architect, Hairstylists.
What are three jobs that use science?
To have a model before the real thing it shows what areas need work.
Or, it's easier to get supplied with one than getting the real thing.
What's the one purpose of a model?