What did Francis Bacon contribute to science?

Answer 1

Francis Bacon was an English aristocrat who contributed significantly to science during the 1600s. Specifically, Francis Bacon created the scientific method, which involves the formulation of a hypothesis and the execution of an experiment.

Answer 2

Francis Bacon created the baconion method, which was a way of recording results so you can draw answers from them easily and it is the basis of the scientific method now used in modern science. He also formulated the five principles of inductive reasoning and did not believe that hypotheses had a place in modern science.

Answer 3

Francis Bacon has written:

'Caged. Uncaged'

'Francis Bacon, recent paintings, 1968-1974'

'Bacon, Freud, Mehta, Souza' -- subject(s): Exhibitions

'Recent paintings, March-April 1967'

'The Fifth anniversary exhibition'

'Francis Bacon, paintings 1945-1982 ...'

'Francis Bacon, recent paintings'

'Bacon, Freud, Mehta, Souza' -- subject(s): Exhibitions

'L'odeur du sang humain ne me quitte pas des yeux' -- subject(s): Interviews, Painters

'Francis Bacon' -- subject(s): Exhibitions, English Figurative painting

'Derriere le miroir'

'Francis Bacon 1909-1992 small portrait studies'

'Recent paintings'

'Irrational marks' -- subject(s): Influence, Exhibitions

Answer 4

Francis Bacon contributed much to literature. He is considered the creator or empiricism, and one of his most famous works is The Great Instauration.

Answer 5

the inductive method

Answer 6

indunctive reasoning.

Answer 7

He wrote "Novum Organum"