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what was the first carbon compound scientist studied
to help people that want to know when and where natural disasters are going to start.
Christiaan Huygens is someone who studied Mars. He was a Dutch scientist and mathematician.
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Robert Hooke
Milton Hershey did not have a formal education beyond the fourth grade, but he had a strong interest in business and entrepreneurship. Throughout his life, he focused on learning about the art of candy-making, marketing, and business operations to build his successful chocolate empire.
Science is a tool, you don't study it, you use it. But if you want a name, Occam is an early scientist.
Typically a scientist is one who has studied and has an advanced degree in a branch of science and who does research in that field.
The study of amphibian animals (frogs, crocodiles, toads, etc.)
Leonardo studied just about anything that interested him.
Science help mankind to solve problem. Science has many options like biology, computer, physics and health. Science can be studied and scientist are among the best paid.
Scientists are studied by psychologists, sociologists and other social scientists. They are also studied by scientists in virtually all fields of science. For instance, it is common for physicists to take an interest in other physicists.
no, both are different. Both have different meaning.
The two things Mr. Obama was interested in were politics and law. He studied Political Science at Columbia University (where he graduated in 1983) and he studied law at Harvard Law School (where he graduated in 1991).
Well Aristotle was interested in Physics, biology, zoology science..................
Animals can be more aptly studied in zoology or biology. Zoology is the study of animals. Biology is the study of living things.
Ivan Pavlov, a Russian physiologist and psychologist, is the social scientist known for studying human behavior through classical conditioning. He demonstrated that both animals and humans can exhibit trained and learned responses to stimuli in his famous experiment with dogs and the conditioned response to a bell.