Science is a systematic method for obtaining knowledge that is natural, measurable or consisting of systematic principles, generally through testable explanations and predictions.

Science may also refer to:

Branches

Typical divisions of science include:

• Natural science, the use of the scientific method to study the universe

• Social science, the use of the scientific method to study society

• Applied science, the study of technology

In addition, when used more generally by ignoring the testability requirement:

• Formal science, the study of rules, logic, and formal systems of information

Literature

• Science (journal), the academic journal of the American Association for the Advancement of Science

• Science (1979–1986 magazine), a general science magazine published by the AAAS as Science 80, merged into Discover

• The Sciences, a popular science magazine published by the New York Academy of Sciences from 1961 to 2001

Music

• S.C.I.E.N.C.E., a 1997 album by Incubus

• Science (album), a 2006 album by Thomas Dybdahl

• "Science", a song by System of a Down from Toxicity

• "Science", a 2026 song by Deadmau5 and Stevie Appleton

Other uses

• Chico Science (1966–1997), a Brazilian singer and composer

• Kieron "Science" Harvey, a housemate in British Big Brother series 6

• "Science" (Brass Eye), a 1997 television episode

• Science (film), a 2010 stand-up show and film by Ricky Gervais

• Science (sculpture), a 1925 work by Charles Keck

• Science (UIL test), an academic competition in Texas, US

• Science Channel, a television channel owned by Discovery Networks

• Science Ltd, a company founded and owned by artist Damien Hirst

• Science Inc., a Los Angeles–based startup studio that develops, invests in, and acquires businesses

• Science Party, Australian political party

See also

• Index of branches of science

• Big Science (disambiguation)

• Scientia (disambiguation)