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Asked by issi759 to Alessandro, Angela, Claudia, Marina, Phil on 13 Mar 2013.
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Marina De Vos answered on 13 Mar 2013:
I would say it started with the first humans trying to understand their environment.
Slightly more recent, we have evidence that the ancient Greeks developed some of the mathematics we still use today and the ancient Egyptians already had some notion of chemistry. Both were also interested in astronomy.
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Claudia Krehl answered on 13 Mar 2013:
I think science began with the development of the human brain. We are the only species that is curious and asks questions. It is that property that makes us inherently human and because of it we ask questions about our surroundings and explore and investigate the world. So science developed alongside humans.
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tomdaviescheetah75 commented on :
curiosity
tojo777 commented on :
trying to understand the very nature of nature
greg0192837465 commented on :
I think science began with the start of the big bang theory, from the moment everything was created, science was created along with it!