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The study of the patterns and behavior of the unknown and the natural world

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Studying the world to answer fundamental questions.

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a practice of consistently arranging and classifying certain subjects and sub-subjects.

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Observing patterns and trends in the world and seeing how these patterns effect the world

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A system by which you make measurements and then draw conclusions about the world around you based off of those measurements.

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Observing behavior in the world and drawing conclusions from those observations.

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organization of a certain subject systematically

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Studying the world to find out how it works and why things are the way they are

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Science is the study of learning about the environment around you

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the collective study of the world through observation and research

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trying to understand how something works around us.

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Science is the idea and study of what is unknown by making guesses and inquiries.

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The study of the behavior, patterns and systems of the natural environment & universe

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A umbrella term linking  disciplines such as physics, chemistry, biology, geology, etc

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A umbrella term linking  disciplines such as physics, chemistry, biology, geology, etc

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The study of questions or make inferences to draw a conclusion about some theory.

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Science is a discipline of asking questions. Working in science requires curiosity, grit, and inquiry. Anyone can be a scientist because science is relevant in everything and is often times used to leverage answers to questions. Science is both questions and answers and everything in between.

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science is making observations and drawing conclusions from your findings.