Physics · Nature of Science
Consider the following excerpt: 'Bohr's theory of the atom marked a revolution in science. It led to the proposition of stationary energy states for electrons, in which the electron does not radiate energy while revolving round the nucleus.' What does the above excerpt primarily illustrate about the nature of science?
- 1Science is value-neutral.
- 2Science is purely subjective.
- 3Science is socially and culturally embedded.
- 4Science is tentative and subject to change.✓
Correct answer
Science is tentative and subject to change.
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