Science is basically the combination of good logical reasoning
with good practical knowledge of actual natural phenomena. All
humans do some logical reasoning and have some practical
knowledge of some actual natural phenomena, but most have to
busy themselves with feeding themselves and their families as
best they can. Few have been able to devote much of their time
to reasoning and/or gaining better knowledge of nature, and only
some of these have made small or big contributions to science.
In considering science theory, this site concentrates on physics
theories from the now entirely untaught ideas of William
Gilbert, Rene Descartes and Isaac Newton to Albert Einstein and
beyond - and we also have good related sections on Galileo
Galilei, on Johannes Kepler, on Gravity phenomena, on Light, on
String Theory and physics now on The Standard Model, on
Probability Science and on Science Philosophy. Get this website
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