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Who are the greatest Scientists of all Times? (2)

Science stands out from other forms of inquiry due to its reliance on the scientific method, which emphasizes empirical evidence, testability, and falsifiability. Good science adheres to these principles, setting it apart from bad science, which lacks the ability to be retested or disproven.

Who are the greatest Scientists of all Times? (2)

Who are the greatest Scientists of all Times?

Other Questions to consider

Repercussions of Galileo's trial on Scientific inquiry in Europe?
Are Science and Religion Compatible or destined to clash?
Who controls Scientific Inquiry?
How much latitude should we give scientists?

Questions to ask

What makes science different from other ways of investigating the universe?
Science uses Scientific Method
What is "good" Science as opposed to "bad" science?
Good sciene differs from bad science in the sense that it's based on empirical evidence, uses Scientific method and can be fasifiable while Bad Science can't be retested of proved wrong
What is Science?
A method that uses reliable knowledge to investigate nature and how the univers works
Who is the Scientist?
A Person who always investigates nature, asks questions about it, from a hypothesis trying to find new inventions and prove them right using experimentation

Those who claim to be "Scientists"

Stanton Friedman
Richard Hoagland
Zahi Hawass
Graham Hancock
John Anthony West

Main players on every one's list

Galileo
What is the "Science" that he did?

Publish the results

Experiment

Test the observation

Observe and Hypothesis

What makes him a "great" scientist?

Motion of an object, time, and distance

Sharpenning the telescope by 3 times

What is it that he did that makes him "great"?

Martyr for scince who was accused of heresy

He changed how people viewd and onderstood the world and their place in the universe

Who was he?

Professor of mathematics

Italian

Isaac Newton
Albert Einstein
Aristotle