Every day, scientists all over the world test their hypotheses with experiments. Have you ever made a baking soda volcano? Or tried to pull apart magnets that are stuck to each other? Congratulations, you’re a scientist, and you did an experiment. Mathematicians like Aryabhatta, and Bramhagupta were studying modern-day concepts like trigonometry long before the western world. In the Indian subcontinent, studies of all scientific subjects from archaeology to astronomy occurred around 8000 BCE.
Knowledge of Greek worldviews decreased in Western Europe throughout the early Middle Ages (400 to 1000 CE) with the fall of the Western Roman Empire but was preserved in the Muslim world during the Islamic Golden Age. Their contributions to mathematics, astronomy, and medicine influenced classical Greek natural philosophy, which sought to provide formal explanations for happenings in the physical world based on natural causes.
In the western world, the origins of science can be traced back to 3000 to 1200 BCE in Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. Let’s dive into more of what science is in this blog. The scientific process includes people from all across the world. Science is a human undertaking that takes place all around the world. There is no such thing as “completed science”. Science is always refining and expanding our understanding of the universe, posing new problems for future research. It may be used to create new technology, treat diseases, and solve a variety of other issues. Science produces powerful and trustworthy knowledge. Scientists are inspired by the thrill of discovering or discovering something previously unknown. Science is a method of discovering what exists in the universe and how it functions today, in the past, and in the future.
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