Science is Part of Daily Life

 
1.1  Science is Part of Daily Life
 
Definition
Science is a discipline that involves systematic observations and experiments of natural phenomena
 

The importance of science in everyday life:

  • Contributes to the area of engineering (construction of tall buildings)
  • The invention of satellites has made communication more effective and faster
  • Increases crop yields by the invention of fertilisers, pesticides and hydroponic method
  • The discovery of vaccines and antibiotics in the field of medicine helps in controlling infectious diseases and reduces the death rate
 
Fields in Science

Physics

  • Study of energy and its influence on matter
  • Example: Engineering

Biology

  • Study of living things
  • Examples: Zoology, botany

Chemistry

  • Study of matter and its reactions
  • Examples: Pharmacology

Geology

  • Study of rocks, soil and minerals
  • Examples: Geochemistry, geomorphology

Astronomy

  • Study of planets, stars and other objects in the universe
  • Example: Astrophysics

Meteorology

  • Study of weather and climate change
  • Example: Hydrometeorology
 

 

Careers in Science
Physics Biology

Astronomer

Teacher

Physicst

Botanist

Zoologist

Teacher

Chemistry Geology

Pharmacist

Forensic scientist

Chemist

Geologist

Teacher

 

 

Science is Part of Daily Life

 
1.1  Science is Part of Daily Life
 
Definition
Science is a discipline that involves systematic observations and experiments of natural phenomena
 

The importance of science in everyday life:

  • Contributes to the area of engineering (construction of tall buildings)
  • The invention of satellites has made communication more effective and faster
  • Increases crop yields by the invention of fertilisers, pesticides and hydroponic method
  • The discovery of vaccines and antibiotics in the field of medicine helps in controlling infectious diseases and reduces the death rate
 
Fields in Science

Physics

  • Study of energy and its influence on matter
  • Example: Engineering

Biology

  • Study of living things
  • Examples: Zoology, botany

Chemistry

  • Study of matter and its reactions
  • Examples: Pharmacology

Geology

  • Study of rocks, soil and minerals
  • Examples: Geochemistry, geomorphology

Astronomy

  • Study of planets, stars and other objects in the universe
  • Example: Astrophysics

Meteorology

  • Study of weather and climate change
  • Example: Hydrometeorology
 

 

Careers in Science
Physics Biology

Astronomer

Teacher

Physicst

Botanist

Zoologist

Teacher

Chemistry Geology

Pharmacist

Forensic scientist

Chemist

Geologist

Teacher