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Branches of Science

Science is divided into several branches, including Physical Science, Life Science, Earth Science, and Space Science, each focusing on different aspects of the natural world. Physical Science encompasses Physics and Chemistry, Life Science studies living organisms, Earth Science examines the planet and its processes, and Space Science explores the universe. These branches are interconnected and collaborate to address real-world challenges and enhance our understanding of the world.

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Branches of Science

Science is divided into several branches, including Physical Science, Life Science, Earth Science, and Space Science, each focusing on different aspects of the natural world. Physical Science encompasses Physics and Chemistry, Life Science studies living organisms, Earth Science examines the planet and its processes, and Space Science explores the universe. These branches are interconnected and collaborate to address real-world challenges and enhance our understanding of the world.

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Branches of Science

Science is a broad field of study that explores the natural and physical world through
observation, experimentation, and reasoning. To manage this vast area of knowledge, science is
divided into several branches, each focusing on specific aspects of the world around us. These
branches work together to help us understand how everything functions, from the tiniest atom to
the largest galaxy.

1. Physical Science

Physical science deals with non-living systems and includes two main subfields: Physics and
Chemistry.

 Physics is the study of matter, energy, motion, and forces. It helps explain how things
move and interact, such as gravity, electricity, and magnetism.
 Chemistry focuses on substances, their properties, and how they combine or change. It
helps us understand reactions, materials, and the composition of everything from food to
medicine.

2. Life Science (Biology)

Life science, also called Biology, is the study of living organisms. It includes the structure,
function, growth, origin, and evolution of life forms. Biologists explore cells, animals, plants,
and ecosystems to learn how living things survive, reproduce, and interact with their
environments.

3. Earth Science

Earth science studies the Earth and its processes. It includes Geology (the study of rocks and
Earth's structure), Meteorology (weather and climate), Oceanography (oceans and marine life),
and Environmental Science (how humans affect the planet). Earth science helps us understand
natural disasters, climate change, and the history of our planet.

4. Space Science (Astronomy)

Astronomy explores the universe beyond Earth. It includes the study of stars, planets, galaxies,
and cosmic events. Astronomers use telescopes and space missions to discover how the universe
began, what it's made of, and whether life exists beyond Earth.

Each branch of science offers a unique lens through which we can explore and understand the
world. While they are often studied separately, these branches are deeply connected and often
work together to solve real-world problems and improve our lives.

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