Science Since the 1920´s

"A scientist can find a new star, but he can not make it, he must ask the engineer to do it to him." - Gordon Lindsay Greg. Science has existed for a long time, but in 1920 science changed the world altogether. This is ten years of scientific growth. Everyone asks why science is important, how to make life easier by breathing, and the impact on us today. 1920 is the year that we considered when referring to science, why?

The development of science and technology can be traced back to 200 years ago. Since then, it has been researching, developing and advancing from the perspective of employability and financing opportunities. Meanwhile, in the past 80 years science has not made dramatic progress. In the 1920s and 1930s, the greatest scientific frontier was realized. The development of subjects such as humanities and social science was not steady, radical. So that is underestimated. The already mentioned technology continues to evolve. However, it was observed that it was not used as expected. Scientists and engineers have recently recognized that this is important because the components of the humanities and social sciences are not considered. Anyway, when we discover that technology has evolved, it must ultimately be achieved in the human context - humanities and social sciences are essential for human beings and human beings.

Science fiction is a relatively new term. Novels were first classified at the end of the 1920 's. This word was originally used as a short story that appeared in pulp magazine at that time. The term "science fiction" is considered to be an enhancement of scientific terminology. But before the 1920's, some British novels were classified as scientific romance. (Aldiss Trillion 27) In front of Frankenstein, the only form of science fiction was "a piece of Aristophanes or some Millennian pieces about flying to the sun on the back of a goose." (Aldiss Billion 2) In these imaginations, there is no fusion of reality and fancy, it is pure fantasy. There is no story to be regarded as the first SF novel. The science fiction I saw today began with Mary Sherry 's Frankenstein. (Aldiss Trillion 18)

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Writing style of two famous British SF novelists. Mary Wollenstonecraft Sherry and Herbert George Wells