Week 1 GE7 BSCRIM 2
Week 1 GE7 BSCRIM 2
Week 1 GE7 BSCRIM 2
Technology and
Society
With Environmental and Climate Change
SCIENCE
Latin concept
“scientia” -
knowledge
SCIENCE
A systematic enterprise that builds and
organizes knowledge in the form of testable
explanations and predictions about the universe.
– Wikipedia
The systematic study of the structure and
behaviour of the natural and physical world, or
knowledge obtained about the world by watching
it carefully and experimenting. –The Cambridge
English Dictionary
SCIENCE
It is a system of knowledge covering general truth
or the operation of general laws especially as
obtained and tested through scientific method. –
Merriam Webster
A branch of systematized knowledge or study
dealing with a body of facts or truths systematically
arranged and showing the operation of general
laws through observations and experimentation.
– explorable.com
SCIENCE
The pursuit and application of knowledge
and understanding of the natural and social
world following a systematic
methodology based on evidence. – The
Science Council
Science is a knowledge about or study of
natural world based on facts learned through
experiments and observation.
powered turbine
which spins as the
water container at its
center is heated.
Aeolipile
The major advances in
scientific and technological
MIDDLE AGES development took place in
this period.
These
advancements include
constant increase if
new inventions innovations
in traditional production and
the emergence of scientific
thinking and method.
Heavy Plough
“The heavy plough
turned European
Venus
agriculture and economy
on its head. The fields
with heavy, fatty soil
Mars
became those that gave
the greatest yields.”
- Prof. Thomas Andersen
Gunpowder
• Around 850 A.D., Chinese
alchemists accidentally
invented the gunpowder.
• Prior to the invention of
gunpowder, swords and spears
were used in battles and wars.
• The invention of gunpowder
has allowed advanced warfare
such as fiery arrows, cannon sand
grenades.
Paper Money
Paper money was first
used
by Chinese in 17th century
Before the introduction of
paper money, merchants
and traders used precious
metals such as gold and
silver.
Mechanical Clock
The development
of mechanical clock
helped
the people in
accurately keeping
the track of time.
Spinning Wheel
A machine used to trans
form fiber into thread
or yarn and eventually
woven into cloth.
It sped up the rate of
manually spinning fiber
by 10 to 100 times.
Historical period when
people realized the
MODERN AGES importance of the
efficiency of
transportation,
communication and
production.
Industrialization took
place but with greater risk
on human health, food
safety and environment.
Telescope
Invented by Galileo
Galilei that can magnify
20 times
larger than a regular
glasses.
This is used to discover
important astronomical
discoveries such as
craters and mountains in
moon.
Compound Microscope
Invented by a Dutch
Zacharias Janssen in
1590’s
Nowadays, microscope
is used in many
scientific
studies in the area of
medicine, forensics
and genetics.
Engine-Powered Airplane
Invented by Orville
Wright and Wilbur Wright.
They demonstrated that
slightly-tilted wings are the
key features of a flying
aircraft.
Spinning Wheel
Television
Invented by Scottish engineer
John Logie Baird in 1920s
British
Broadcasting Corporation
used this for its earliest
television programming in1929.
This first television is
mechanical and not the same
as the television we have
nowadays
Inventions
by Filipino
Scientist
E-Jeepney
Erythromycin
Invented by
Abelardo Aguilar
Created from the
strain of bacterium
Streptomyces
erthreus
Medical Incubator
Invented by Fe
Del Mundo
Mole Remover
Credited for the
invention of the
mole remover is
Mr. Rolando Dela
Cruz
Banana Ketchup
Invented by
Maria Y.
Orosa