Between pages 45-52, Sagan states the characteristics of science. Enlist which is the main idea of each paragraph. After each idea, explain, in your own words, what that idea refers to.

• Science isn't completely right all the time. By this statement, Sagan tries to make us realize the fact that no science is always exact. There will always be a certain margin of error.
• Every experiment comes from imagination but follows a certain order. Before any experiment, there has to be a general idea that conducts it and ideas come from imagination.
• Science is capable of correcting itself. Since it has an order, once there's a mistake, it can be easily corrected.
• In every scientific process there will always be error. However, thanks to it, there's opportunity to learn from these mistakes.
• Hypotheses are essential to learn from errors since once the experiment is over; you can prove it right or wrong.
• Don't believe everything that is told to you. Science will help us......

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Title: Science & Technology
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