Science - The Universal Knowledge

4 June 2007

Scientists are among the most respected beings on the planet because they always manage to come up with the exact explanation for whatever question there is in our minds. Indeed, so far, science has elaborated complex, yet plausible, theories for any possible subject and field that deals with forces and actions of the world. As a matter of fact, surveys show that when a man/woman is spoken of as being knowledgeable, they are immediately associated with excellence in science knowledge prior to any other topic.

Science, many times obscure and mysterious, hides infinite secrets waiting for us to discover and use them properly. Not only does science inform us on the composition of the universe, but, if we look closer, we will be surprised to learn the many tips it has to offer. For instance, we all know that the ocean is salty. But what we might not know is the fact that if the salt in the seas and oceans could be removed and spread evenly on the surface of the Earth, it would form a very thick layer, about the size of 40-story office building.

As useful as it may be, science is very often underappreciated by teenagers, who only watch it as a subject they have to take up when in high school. But once they penetrate the kernel of the scientific ideas and vision, they are very likely to forever fall in love with this science mirage. If the primitive people were amazed by any event such as eclipses, nowadays science has reached such a level that we practically get a preview notice on any event to take place, not to mention the afterwards analysis.

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