How to summarize the goal of science?
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1.Truth, the Goal of Science\nThe goal of science is to find out the truth about an astonishing variety of things. I could also\nsay: science aims to find true answers to a variety of questions—to a variety of sorts of\nquestions. For instance questions about\n• what exists [are there planets in our solar system farther from the sun than Pluto?\nWhich sorts of animals are endangered?]\n• the causes of objects, states, and events [what are the causes of volcanic eruptions,\ndiseases, criminal behaviour, wars, feelings of happines etc.?]\n• the constitution of objects, states, and events [what is magma made of? how is the\nliving cell constructed? what is DNA?]\n• the functions that various items, or parts of items, have [what are the functions of the\nright brain hemisphere? What is function of the singing of birds, or of the giraffe’s\nlong neck?]
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A persuasive paper, the conclusion should really just say the same thing as the introduction with a slightly more detailed or expanded argument.  Short and plain are usually strongest.  I say this but I really can't write them myself!
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http://www.wisc.edu/writing/Handbook/ScienceReport.html
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Reality or truth  is too far away.Main aim of science is to reach it.
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An exact definition of a good scientific article is hard. It must be clear and novel without missing parts of the story. As well it must not give unnecessary details, but just the core.
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1) You think of a possible solution to the problem.\n\n2) You try to solve the problem by using your hypothesis.\n\n3) Did you solve the problem?  If not, go back to step one.\n\nThe scientific method in action
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for something like that you would want to write about some current findings.\ngo to whatever the most prestigious engineering journal in your field is and look what they are printing. Write a report (review, digest, in-depth research) about a subject you find there and which interests you. In natural sciences you would look through Science and Nature. \nAlternatively go to the BBC news website and look at their science and technology news and pick and choose.\nWhere is your imagination???
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In order to influence people to see things your way you need to sway them or persuade them. Your paragraph\nsimple makes a statement on your opinion. You need to\nuse words to convince scientists to study and develop\nnatural resources. Your paragraph isn't strong enough.\nWhy should they take the time? Why should these \nalternate resources be developed? List the results,\ninclude data for consideration purposes. Hope this helps.
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what class are you taking.  You could make a model of the Earth's interior if your doing space science.  Or you could write a paper about a current event in science like stem cell research.
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It's the scientific method and the steps are these:\n\n1. Observation and description of a phenomenon or group of phenomena. \n\n2. Formulation of an hypothesis to explain the phenomena. In physics, the hypothesis often takes the form of a causal mechanism or a mathematical relation. \n\n3. Use of the hypothesis to predict the existence of other phenomena, or to predict quantitatively the results of new observations. \n\n4. Performance of experimental tests of the predictions by several independent experimenters and properly performed experiments.\n\n5. Report your results to the scientific community.
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The objectives are as ff:\n- Create a shared research infrastructure for the purpose of enabling collaborative research:\n- enhance educational opportunities
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Describe the project you did, methods and materials, results and conclusions.
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You can improve your science by making truth your goal and setting aside your bias' and letting the facts (not your own presuppositions) speak for themselves. Remember that when it comes to the science of Origins (where we came from) none of us was there to see what happened so we must explore what the truth is.
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I agree with the poster above, try to come up with an interesting fact about TJ, then weave that into your intro while at the same time introducing what's to come.  Try to pick a fact that you could use at the end to close and summarize in the same way.
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Here's the scientific research response to the question:\n\nBoth a report and a proposal address an unsolved problem.  The similarities between them, therefore, include a description of the problem, a brief summary of what has been done to solve the problem, and some information about why the problem needs to be solved.\n\nA proposal continues by describing a course of action that will address the problem (solve it, solve part of it, contribute to our understanding of it).  This course of action could be very general, spelling out a conceptual approach, or it could be very specific and detail exact methods that will be used as well as specific tools and costs associated with execution of the proposal.  (For business and for research, the more specific proposals usually get accepted/funded.)\n\nA report, on the other hand, is like a progress report on a proposed course of action.  If a proposal is a map of what you will do, a report is an update telling people what you have already done.  Reports include the same material as proposals but with more general details.  Reports include a results section where you describe the outcome of your proposed course of action, what those results mean in terms of the bigger problem you're attempting to solve (did you solve it?), and a future course of action that can be taken to either address the problem more completely, or to resolve problems with the current course of action.
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Purpose-so you know what you are trying to accomplish and so others can quickly see what the experiment is about.\n\nHypothesis-What do you think will happen when you are doing the experiment based off of background info and other's attempts  \n\nProcedure- exactly what you are doing in the sequence you do it, so others can repeat your process\n\nResults- what did you observe, see, hear, any senses experience.  This will show others what they might expect and what your data was.\n\nConclusion- what did you learn from this experiment, how does its results effect scientific knowledge, How and why did this experiment happen.  What factors were expected and not expected.  Many other questions may fall under this section.  You are answering why did you spend so much time completing this experiment. and did everything go as you wanted it to.
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Ask what the future direction(goals) are of the company and then what strategies they have implemented to achieve their goals.\nAsk about individual products, success and failure or fixable flaws.\nAsk about the supply procedures they have in place and maximum amount of product they can output.