Yes, I believe in the findings of science as they are based on evidence, research, and critical thinking.
Well... let's see:Science produces results , or "Findings", as you call them. depending on the area of science, those results can be applied to different areas, right?Biology is a science. The findings of experimentation and research in that science can be applied to a number of areas, among which, Conservation could be one.
Science is the study of the physical and natural world. As such, an evaluation of the scientists findings should be conducted, and a critical opinion of the scientists findings are correct before a paper is published stating that their findings are correct. There is much that science has done to prove much that this world has to offer. However there is also much that cannot be proved by science, such as the old age question "Is there a God?"
Genetic findings need corresponding fossil evidence to be true.
An invention and publication of findings, in the field of microscopy.
by useing science
It is an online magazine of the society for science and the public. The contents are generally scientific findings, studies and other news related to science.
confirm what people commonly believe.
Ethically conducted science seeks to inform rather than influence policy.
Different people consider varied findings as being great. Some may believe discovery of other planets to be the greatest while others consider splitting of the atom to be the greatest.
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In 1665 there was very little science as we know it, so there was not any "findings" . Those who did experiment and create wrote books.
Most people believe the Koran way. The reason is that many Christians (presuming you are talking about the Holy Bible of the predominant faith of Christendom) perceive no real conflict between science and their belief. The majority of the world accepts the findings of science as the most reasonble explanation for various natural phenomenon. Limited to just the United States, a case could be made that the majority prefers particular sectarian belief over science.