Theoretical Science

Theoretical science involves developing models and ideas to understand how the universe works, often through mathematics and logical reasoning. It aims to explain natural phenomena by proposing theories that can predict outcomes and guide experiments. Unlike experimental science, which tests these ideas in the lab, theoretical science focuses on constructing concepts that can later be validated or refined through observation. It provides the foundational framework for advancing knowledge, helping us grasp complex concepts like gravity, quantum mechanics, or the nature of particles, thereby expanding our understanding of the fundamental laws that govern the universe.