By no means. Many scientific discoveries, particularly in fields of zoology and botany rely on the discoveries and observations of local natives. Case in point; Chimpanzee activists in Tanzania tried to educate local children about the chimps in the area by showing them pictures. The kids responded in terror, saying they steal and eat babies. The kids were right, but this flew in the face of what scientists believed at the time.
science is made up of 3 ( three ) things, physics, biology and chemistry
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No, scientific discoveries are not limited to professional scientists. Many breakthroughs have been made by amateurs, hobbyists, and citizen scientists who pursue their interests and contribute valuable insights. Collaborative efforts, crowdsourced research, and advancements in technology allow non-professionals to participate in scientific exploration and discovery. This democratization of science can lead to innovative ideas and findings that professionals may not have considered.
Well as you go, science develops new conclusions and you cannot expect to have every discovery in the books to be set out and done by now. Science, often corrects its self as new discoveries are made, and as we enter life, century's and century's will pass and new scientific discoveries will begin to comprehend, many scientists are corrected by other scientists, however most would try to conclude the experiment quickly, and avoid having the flaws/mistakes pointed out, .just to slip away from the embarrassment. I mean, who knows maybe a century later when we are all dead, gravity may not be the thing that holds us down anymore. Always expect the unexpected.
It is a relationship with a benefit for both fields. The more scientific discoveries are made, the more they can use those discoveries to improve technology. The more technological advancements are made, the more they can use those advancements to make new scientific discoveries. In other words, technology is the application of science in the world around us.
science is made up of 3 ( three ) things, physics, biology and chemistry
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No, scientific discoveries are not limited to professional scientists. Many breakthroughs have been made by amateurs, hobbyists, and citizen scientists who pursue their interests and contribute valuable insights. Collaborative efforts, crowdsourced research, and advancements in technology allow non-professionals to participate in scientific exploration and discovery. This democratization of science can lead to innovative ideas and findings that professionals may not have considered.
Yes, new knowledge and discoveries are constantly expanding our understanding of the world. Scientists, researchers, and scholars are always advancing their fields through experimentation, observation, and analysis, leading to breakthroughs and new insights. This ongoing pursuit of knowledge drives progress and innovation in all areas of study.
Black holes
All scientists yearly salaries are different from one another. Scientists who have made big discoveries have larger salaries than those who have not.
No, modern scientists do not understand everything about the world. There are still many mysteries and unanswered questions in various fields of science that researchers are actively working to uncover. Scientific knowledge is constantly evolving and expanding as new discoveries are made.
Increasing government funding of research
Increasing government funding of research