Science Features

Science is a set of knowledge, techniques and processes that aim to discover and benefit from natural phenomena. For its function, it uses positive processes that, after research and theories, produce laws that form universal criteria or laws.

This scientific aspect is due to the fact that man in his nature has the need to seek the cause of things and phenomena, which leads him to seek the science characteristics and its ultimate ends.

Basic characteristics of science:

Basic science.- Basic science is the primary empirical explanation of phenomena that takes place in everyday settings.

Applied science.- This is the science that has been intended for the benefit of people, industries and society in general, it encompasses multiple subdivisions and is the basis of modern civilized society.}

Natural Sciences.- Also including biological sciences; These sciences encompass all visible natural processes in nature, their approach is usually one of research and study and later goes to general service when beginning its transformation industrial.

Psychological sciences.- These sciences are sciences of social regime, it studies both mental phenomena and brain chemical phenomena, all in pursuit of the benefit of the human being and the discovery of the processes of him even in great ignorance for the human being.

Exact Sciences.- These sciences are responsible for conducting research and managing mathematical and physical processes, both in matter and

Fake science.- These sciences cover all branches, and are based on the fact that something is true as long as there is no contradiction, this can be exemplified in herbalism and in homeopathy, which although they can have both positive and negative effects on its compounds, do not know for sure the real effects, becoming part of science dogmatic.

Scientific method.- The scientific method is a series of processes that by logical decantation produce a positive result that can come to formulate a law. The steps to follow, although they are not always the same, can be summarized as follows:

to) Observation.- At this point the phenomena are looked at, either with scientific methods directly or through mere personal observation.
b) Approach.- Here is the problem, its changes and visible differences.
c) Hypoatheses or theories.- With this step, the hypotheses are made, which are the partial conclusions that will lead us to logical theories of the possible results and benefits sought.
d) Experimentation.- Experimentation is the process with which they try to test all the processes previously studied. With experimentation, partial or definitive results are obtained.
and) Results.- After the experimentation, the results are obtained, which must be recorded and saved so that after different repetitions of the experiment they can specify the corresponding conclusion.
F) Law.- This is the last step of the scientific method, and in this the law that will be followed scientifically (but which will ultimately be lacking as long as it is not proven otherwise), and that the phenomenon and the results will govern conclusive.

Occult sciences.- They are a series of beliefs that oscillate between faith and mysticism, they are basically dogmatic concepts that have acquired mystical and magical connotations in which through empirical alchemy they establish as Magic.