Hookups Guide on Science.

Intro.​

Well, I'm mainly posting this guide because Science is my favorite subject, and I could go on and on about it. I hope you guys really enjoy this Guide, for whatever reason; to read, study, whatever you are using it for.

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Table of Contents.​

1. What Is Science?
2. Types of Science.
3. Careers.
4. How does Science affect our lives everyday?
5. How did Science Originate?


1. What is Science?

- Science is an absolute. There must be Science anywhere you go. The actual term us Humans put it into is Gathering unrealistic amounts of information and testing and creating laws and theories about anything having to do with organisms. Our Scientific knowledge is so unreal in our age today we are now even able to create synthetic life. There are endless methods of "practicing Science" but the base of the pyramid is something called the Scientific Method. This is the practice of a human acquiring knowledge, experimenting on organisms, or even studying laws and phenomena to see what is possible and is not.



2. Types of Science.

-There are probably billions of types of Sciences we do not know about, and also millions that we do know, but in this Guide I will only explain the 5 MAJOR studies of science that enable humans in careers and are the most studied in education.
-Physics: The study of all matter in the universe, also relates to the study of Energy and Time.
-Biology: The study of living things and their environments and how they interact.
-Chemistry: The study of and mixing of chemical mixtures (elements, fusion of matter.)
-Geology: The study of the planet earth, and its reactions, developments and natural causes.
-Astronomy: The study of anything Extraterrestrial such as Planets, Stars, Comets, and maybe even Aliens? ;p


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3. Careers​

If you are a Scientist, you in my honest opinion have one of the coolest jobs on this planet and you earn a VERY good buck.

You can become certain types of scientists as the ones described below..

*NOTE: I'll only list some, because there are quite a few careers relating to "Scientist"

Clinical Labratory Scientist:

A CLS (^) Is someone who practices the chemical and microscopic analysis on a Human's bodily fluids. (Sperm, Urine, etc.)


Biologist:

A Biologist, Is somebody who analyzes and studies Life, and Life forms; they do a great amount of information for their profession because what they study is all around them.

Chemist:

A Chemist is a Scientist who studies the properties of matter. Such as Density, Acidity and such.

Physicist:

A Physicist is someone who practices unbelievable ranges of phenomena to study what can and can't be done. = [Laws of Physics]

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4. How does Science affect our everyday lives?​

- Think of how everything was created, think of your jeans, your shirts, your xbox, your fridge, think of everything you have. It is made of matter. Matter makes up everything in this universe, which expands infinite. Without Science, researching this and making the knowledge of these fields prosper, we are able to know bundles of information on this. This is where the phrase "Cherish what you have today" comes from, the overall properties of what makes up everything (matter) is undeniable. Everything can be gone at anytime vice versa, The stability of matter can't be obtained through our microscopes, and high tech equipment.

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Please rate and comment this guide, I hope everyone who read this really and honestly enjoyed it, and respects the effort I put into it.

Thank you. ​