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biology ch 1 :(((((((

science

the collection of observations, inferences, and models produced through a systematic study of nature that enables humans to exercise proper dominion over God’s world

Models

a simplified explanation of a complex object or concept ( like an explanation on how blood clots)

definition of truth

the word of God

revealed truth

truth in the Bible

unrevealed truth

laws and truths not stated in the Bible (ex. Law of gravity)

truth by definition

truth created by people (grammar n math)

fallacy

contradicts Gods word or science or both

theory

info still being worked on—either an unrevealed truth or a fallacy

1-Purpose (people)

define the problem

2-research (rarely)

find any info on the problem

3-hypothesis (have)

an educated guess of what will happen during an experiment

4-experiment (eaten)

test your hypothesis

5-analysis (any)

examine and evealuate test data

6-conclusion (crocidile)

ask if the hypothesis worked

experimental group

group being tested—the exact same as the other just with one different independent variable

workability

how well do the results predict future outcomes in similar situations

control group

group not tested—baseline to see if the experiment worked

Spontaneous generation

life comes from nonliving things like maggots being birthed by garbage

biogenesis

biological law states that life comes from similar life like frogs making more frogs

limits of science

deals with measurable and observable events/object, mans bias effects his findings, science doesnt establish moral truth, observation can be faulty

pure science

gaining knowledge—uses research method—finding out what makes good fertilizer

applied science

using knowledge—uses technical method—using said fertilizer

biology

study of life

attributes of life

movement, growth, reproduction, reaction, dies, similar chemical make up, made up of cells, requires energy, organized, comes from similar life

microscope

a biological tool

Anton van leeuwenhoek

father of microscopy

compound light microscope

uses light to magnify objects

resolution

detail quality

reflection

light bouncing off of objects

refraction

light bending going from one medium to another

electron microscope

uses electrons to magnify the object—greater resolution and magnification but its in black and white