Victorian scientific exploration

Victorian scientific exploration refers to the period in the 19th century when Britain, under Queen Victoria's rule, advanced knowledge through extensive discovery and research. This era saw explorers venturing into previously uncharted territories, collecting plant, animal, and geographic data. It also marked significant progress in fields like geology, biology, and astronomy, fueled by innovations like the steam engine and the printing press. These efforts expanded understanding of the natural world and Earth’s history, contributing to scientific institutions and publications. Victorian exploration combined curiosity with technological innovation, fostering a global pursuit of knowledge that shaped modern science.