"科学は調査にすぎない。"
— Ray Bradbury
Simplified Meaning:
Science is about exploring and learning how things work. Imagine when a child asks, "Why is the sky blue?" Science is like trying to find the answer to that question. Scientists look at things carefully, do experiments, and try to find answers to understand the world better. Like when people in the past used to think the Earth was flat, scientists investigated and found out it's round by looking at how ships disappeared over the horizon and how the stars moved in the sky. In everyday life, this means that when we want to know something, we should ask questions and look for proof instead of just believing what we hear. If you're curious about anything, like how your phone works, you can investigate by reading or watching videos to learn more. This approach helps us discover the truth and make informed decisions.
