Science
The word Science comes from the Latin "Scientia", meaning knowledge. It is a system that attempts to organize facts learned by study and to explain how the world and everything in it works.
Pure Science: is concerned with learning new facts only for the sake of gaining new knowledge.
Applied Science: is the practical use of scientific theory and laws.
Biology |
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anatomy, ecology, botany, forestry, microbiology, molecular biology, morphology, physical anthropology, limnology, structural biology, soil biology, biogeography, zoology, developmental biology, cell biology, genetics, metabolism, physiology, paleontology
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Chemistry |
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biochemistry, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry, spectroscopy, periodic table of elements, thermochemistry electrochemistry, acid-base chemistry, astrochemistry, crystallography, materials science, environmental chemistry, food science, green chemistry organometallic chemistry, solid-state chemistry
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Earth Science |
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atmospheric sciences, ecology, environmental science, geodesy, geography, geology, glaciology, hydrology, oceanography, paleoclimatology, physical geograpy, soil science, space science, volcanology, geography
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Physics |
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optics, solid state physics, fluid dynamics, measurement, experimental physics, theoretical physics, materials physics, high energy physics
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Astronomy |
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galactic astronomy, astronomical objects, planetary science, atmosphere, stellar astronomy, cosmology, astrometry |
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