natural science
Empirical world study
Natural science is the study of the physical world through observation and experiment—biology, chemistry, physics, geology, and related fields.
The term distinguishes these disciplines from the social sciences (economics, psychology, sociology) and the formal sciences (mathematics, logic).
She majored in natural science before specializing in biochemistry.
- physicsScience of matter and energy
- astronomyScience of celestial objects
- empirical observationFacts gathered through senses
- biologyStudy of organisms
- biosphereAll life on Earth
evolutionary biology · fossil record · geology · meteorology · oceanography · zoology · taxonomy · botany · paleontology · earth sciences · chemistry · specimen · organisms · evolution · molecules · empirical · research · laboratory
- sciencesbiology, chemistry, physics, astronomy, geology
- school subjectsmath, English, history, reading, art
- sciencebiology, chemistry, physics, astronomy, geology
- textbookstextbook, textbooks, schoolbooks, math textbook, history book
- universal knowledgefacts, truth, wisdom, math, logic
- KantKant, categorical imperative, a priori, thing-in-itself, noumena
natural sciencehumanities
Study of culture
social sciences · liberal arts · arts · philosophy · fine arts
natural sciencereligion
System of spiritual belief
theology · faith · mysticism · superstition · pseudoscience
natural scienceapplied science
Problem-solving through research
engineering · technology · medicine · practical arts · vocational training
natural, nature, science, scientist, scientific, unnatural, supernatural, naturalness, naturalist