What's Your Favorite Science?

[Lisa 5,553]

Biochemistry. Double helixes are cool dude.

[Mast. Equestos/Gigas 340]

I'm sorry, what was that, Mordin?

The chemicals found in bone like calcium and the rest that makes up the body of the person. 

 

I am combining the two categories on everything I learned so far in my research and made a sample.

 

It was just two months ago. Took me a very long time, until I got it right.

 

Alas, still not certain if its stable enough. I'll continue on with my study. Thanks for asking.    

Edited January 20, 2017 by Deathmare

[Dreambiscuit 9,813]

Astronomy and Archaeology. There's nothing like looking beyond the horizon to new worlds while digging into, and preserving old ones.    

[IronM17 5,381]

I love all types of natural science, but mostly astronomy, physics (that's also what I study) and meteorology. The nature is so fascinating and full of mysterys. 

[Flash Freeze 67]

Uh no question at all! Physics all the way baby! Well and chemistry too, but physics is amazing! The study of motion and how things interact with the universen coupled in with the most amazing language of all- math- that literally explains and defines the universe as a beautiful artistic instrument!

[wordless 15]

ethology the study of animal behaviour

[CT-1138 3,182]

Paleontology. I went to school for it for a short time before the math killed me. I still have every magazine, National Geographic, and newspaper clipping on Dinosaurs I ever collected from when I was a child. I recently digitized them. 

[SONICchaos 824]

Computer Science, Video Game design and Psychology.

 

A strange jump to go from electrical communication science to theoretical science of the mind I know but I find both to be fascinating in more of a "how they operate" kind of approach.

[Jeric 46,851]

Computer Science, Neurology, Endocrinology, Genetics, Cosmology, and Psychology are disciplines I love equally.

[NuclearBurg (Dawn) 622]

Physics. Specifically quantum and astrophysics. And computer science.

Hoping to do a physics degree.

[Methuselah 291]

*waves at SONICchaos*

 

I probably like Chemistry the most.

[FizzyGreen 909]

Buck you. Can't decide. Everything.

First: I love math.

Secondly: Maybe my favorite science is Computer Science.

 

Here are my estimated rankings:

0. Math

1. Computer Science

2. Chemistry

2.1. Biology

2.11. Physics

2.111. Quantum Physics

3. Others

[gamecubeguy214 2,512]

My favorite science is cell structure because t h e  m i t o c h o n d r i a  i s  t h e  p o w e r h o u s e  o f  t h e  c e l l .

[SparklingSquirrels 21,342]

I like several types of biology, especially ecology as it's super relevant in today's society. But I don't like the molecular level stuff as much...

[rarity1 461]

I'm into the Medical Sciences. I like watching surgeries on YouTube.

[SugarCoatxMarblePie 701]

I like some biologies.

[SONICchaos 824]

Psychology, Computer Science and Robotics. A strange combination of interests I know but it has more to do with the human mind and imagination.

I like the idea of psychology and even took a few courses in it in college to learn more about how the human mind works. Its still very much a work in progress in what we understand but I it makes it more interesting to me for us to continue exploring the human psyche. I enjoyed learning about how the mind works since when I was little I always wanted to understand why I felt the way I did and to understand myself. To this day im still very confused but it at least helped me grasp more of my own mental illnesses. Tho those are the times I wish psychology really was a more complete field of study as my own doctors call me a statistical anomaly.

Computer science and robotics go hand in hand so its more of a combining of the two. I find it interesting that humans have historically come SO far as they did from fire and basic stone tools to creating hardened metallic limbs and beings capable of autonomous thought. The idea that we really are on the cusp of trans-humanism is both intriguing and scary at the same time. Its only within the last 50 years that robots went from common science fiction to science fact. Only in half a century of technological advancement have we moved so quickly compared to the rest of recorded history. Computer science on its own is interesting to me as I do enjoy learning how computers operate and communicates with different parts of itself.

[3124567yuhgfdsew 31]

Quantum physics, theoretical physics, computer science, psychology.

[Yakamaru 3,127]

Favorite science?

I would say nuclear physics, theoretical physics, psychology and, uh, what's the name again..

Oh yeah, AI robotics/science.

[yeet 2,027]

Alcohology, the study of alcohol. We often drink to study them. 

[Sporemane 546]

Evolutionary Biology is my favorite science.

[3124567yuhgfdsew 31]

2 hours ago, Sporemane said:

Evolutionary Biology is my favorite science.

That's an interesting one.

[LunarShadow 397]

I have never been much for science but i suppose social sciences could probably be my favorite.

[RavenholmZombie 1,330]

• Astronomy: I love space. I jump for joy every time NASA announces that they've discovered new exoplanets I hope to be alive when NASA announces that they've discovered extra-terrestrial life.
• Astrobiology: I love looking into how being in space impacts the human body.
• Chemistry: Two words: Chemical, Reactions
• Meteorology: I love researching how thunderstorms work, how tornadoes work, and so on.

Edited June 5, 2017 by Lance Shield

[SquipyCheetah 449]

Honestly, I love all of it. Biology and astronomy especially.