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    Science is a big part of everyday life. Everything we use throughout the day is based on science. If I were asked what science means to me, I would say it is knowledge. The process of gaining this knowledge is through studying, observing, experiences, and practice. Science is a variety of activities designed to gather and uncover information about anything and everything related to this world. The information gathered is set through experiments to form opinions or facts. All together I believe…

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    Da Vinci but his contributions to society played a major role in health. He contributed to science, technology, and medicine. Pasteur was one of the most important founders of medicine and microbiology. We can’t help but wonder how much of a change he would’ve made if he still was alive. One of his biggest accomplishments was pasteurization treatment which resolves pathogenic micro-organisms in certain foods and beverages. Pasteur was born in Dole, France. He was born on December 27th , 1822…

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    DEVELOPMENT OF ENGINEERING Science and Engineering can be a regarded as an inseparable concept to which modern engineering depends. Engineering was first practiced from man’s mental capacity that fashioned him into recognizing tools and natural resources around him and developing on that for his own benefit. Take for example “the prehistoric man” where discoveries were made of tools used, knowledge of fire depicted by drawings in caves, all without the understanding of science and its role in…

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    The 4th grade science classes are going to learn about organisms’ structure and characteristics such as specific ways to obtain food, reproduce and survive. The science classes consists of 30 students in each class (3 class periods) at Jones Salk Elementary. The students are going to create a journal on their observations about organisms’ structure and characteristics. The students will observe different organisms that they liked. They will write down what they observed in their journals.…

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    Science will always have a place in society no matter how far into the future we look. It is a key element of new knowledge, new discoveries, and new technologies. We live in a world that does not simply hand us all the answers. There is no ‘’cheat sheet’’ for the secrets of life. This lack of omniscience opens the door for numerous “what ifs”, “whys” and “hows” about the universe and our existence. Ergo, there will always be a need for science to help us to understand how things work.…

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    My strengths in school are math and science. I have always been able to take advanced classes in these subjects and maintain a good G.P.A I also have a great love for these subjects. After doing research I came to a conclusion that a chemical engineer would be a great for me. Chemical engineers use a great deal of math and science everyday. Chemical engineers develop and design chemical manufacturing processes. They also apply the principles of chemistry, biology, physics, and mathematics to…

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    Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin’s findings had vital contribution to the development of modern science. Some of their discoveries are still applicable in the contemporary world. Newton did experiments to prove significant laws and principles of force and motion in physical science, while Darwin suggested a lot of processes that indicate the diversity of life of different species. Limitations of sense experience exist when both Newton and Darwin work on their findings, as sense experience…

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    When I was a child my parents would always take me to the Science Museum near my home once a week. Going to the science museum and always seeing the different exhibits such as the planetarium and the environmental park peaked my interest in science as a kid. I also remember early in elementary school making a whirlpool by taking two 2 liter bottles and filling one of them with food colored water and then taping them together to show the whirlpool. That childish fascination has not left me but…

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    tedious, and the citizens depend excessively on technology . The citizens especially rely abundantly on Soma, a pleasure drug, which becomes addictive and is found to slowly kill them. Additionally Soma is also a powerful influence of technology and science on society. The discussions, Brave New World, The Circle, 1984, articles, and the judgement of other peers, has influenced me to acknowledge that the advancement of technology may bear a tragic ending. The advancement of technology changes…

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    its functions because no animal completely and successfully represents human biology (“Animals in Science – The Failure of the Animal Model”). Primates have the most phylogenic similarities to humans, sharing 98% of our genes, though the results are still inaccurate (“Animals in Science – The Failure of the Animal Model”; M.P.H., “Why Animal Experimentation Doesn’t Work – Reason 3”; “Animals in Science – The Failure of the Animal Model”). A therapeutic antibody to monkeys, called anti-CD28…

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