Doing Scientific Investigation

Involves observation, followed by experimentations leading to further observations and experimentations. as a product is an ever-changing body of knowledge. is also an ongoing process of investigating and thinking. a way of thinking which involves reasoning, and a way of investigating which involves questions, observations, experimentations, and predictions.

• SCIENCE

• PSEUDOSCIENCE

• SUPERSTITION

• Any belief presented as scientific despite it not being a product of

scientific investigation.

• SCIENCE

• PSEUDOSCIENCE

• SUPERSTITION

• A belief that is not usually explained by the methods of sciences

• Began from curiosity and observation, but no experiment was

conducted to test the claims

• SCIENCE

• PSEUDOSCIENCE

• SUPERSTITION

• Involve the study of nonliving things

• Physics

• Chemistry

• Earth Science

• PHYSICAL SCIENCE

• PHYSICS

• CHEMISTRY

• EARTH SCIENCE

• BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE

The science that deals with matter and

energy and the interactions between

them.

• PHYSICAL SCIENCE

• PHYSICS

• CHEMISTRY

• EARTH SCIENCE

• BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE

The science that deals with matter, its

composition, structure, and properties;

the changes it undergoes; and the energy

accompanying these changes

• PHYSICAL SCIENCE

• PHYSICS

• CHEMISTRY

• EARTH SCIENCE

• BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE

The science that deals with the study of

the Earth and its composition, the

processes that happen in its interior and

surface, and how it is similar to and

different from other entities in space.

• PHYSICAL SCIENCE

• PHYSICS

• CHEMISTRY

• EARTH SCIENCE

• BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE

• Involves the study of living things

• This group includes all the subspecialties in

biology

• Examples: Zoology, Botany, and Anatomy

• PHYSICAL SCIENCE

• PHYSICS

• CHEMISTRY

• EARTH SCIENCE

• BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE

• It uses the discoveries of the pure sciences to

create practical solutions to existing problems and

create products that can be used in actual settings

• Examples: Engineering, Medicine, and Computer

Science

• APPLIED SCIENCE

• PHYSICS

• CHEMISTRY

• EARTH SCIENCE

• BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE

He laid the foundation of modern scientific thought and assembled materials for an organized encyclopedia.

• ARISTOTLE

• NICOLAUS

  COPERNICUS

• WILLIAM

  HARVEY

• LOUIS

  PASTEUR

• MARIE

  CURIE