There is no single answer to that question, because there are many different points at which some crucial scientific advance happened, which some people would identify as the true beginning of modern science, but I will give you my opinion. Galileo Galilei's work on pendulums, in 1581, marks the first truly modern scientific type of thinking and experimentation. Galileo is recognized as the founder of the science of physics, and his work predates anyone else who might be considered a modern scientist. Since it is now the year 2012 (as I type) the year 1581 was 431 years ago. Modern science has been progressing for well over four centuries.
It is the present time not the modern time because if it was the modern time it would be a long, long time ago.
The French language came from Vulgar Latin and was influenced by Gaulish. The language developed over a long stretch of time, beginning around 50 B.C..
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Roughly beginning with, and ever since.
One advantage of modern science is the fact that we can use the information to treat diseases. One disadvantage of modern science is the fact that the process of finding cures takes too long.
It is the present time not the modern time because if it was the modern time it would be a long, long time ago.
since the beginning of time
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No considering there are many words in different languages that begin with I not to mention the dictionary's I list is very long! Can you (;
It was a very long time ago and modern science did not exist during this Time Period.
On the average a modern Aircraft carrier takes about 5 years from beginning to delivery.
Assuming you mean long distance running marathons, the marathon was one of the original modern Olympic events that took place in 1896.
The dawn of modern science is generally traced back to the early modern period, during the Scientific Revolution that took place in 16th-17th century Europe. The scientific revolution was a period when new ideas in physics, astronomy, biology, human anatomy, chemistry, and other sciences led to a rejection of doctrines that had prevailed starting in Ancient Greece.
Religion is never studied scientifically and science is often banned by religion. The Catholic Church banned science for a thousand years in the Middle Ages.
The French language came from Vulgar Latin and was influenced by Gaulish. The language developed over a long stretch of time, beginning around 50 B.C..