İmportant of science/Öznur Çelik Sabiha Gökçen primary school

 importance of science:

The knowledge that people acquire by experimenting and observing is called science. It is derived from the word know, meaning to leave a trace in memory. In order to have clear information in every field in the universe, science is definitely used. It can also be expressed as activities done to obtain information about the universe and everything in the universe.

The purpose of science is to find the truth. It is the instinct of learning the cause of events, their benefits and harms, and their consequences, which has led the human mind to a continuous research and examination since ancient times. This research and study played a great role in the development of civilization. In particular, the facts revealed by the positive sciences as definite and unchangeable rules have been a light on the way for human beings to live more comfortably, more civilized and humanely. Zehra Ç,Berat K. Sabiha Gökçen primary school

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