What science mean to me? Science to me is basically just a way of thinking. When thinking scientifically, you look at all the data and evidence before you make a conclusion, and you compare and contrast data and evidence. You would also be prepared to change your decision when new data or evidence is presented. For example, when scientists discovered Pluto, they first thought it was a planet, until 76 years later, in 2006. Scientists later discovered many other minor planets such as Chiron, and became suspicious. By 2006, they changed Pluto into a dwarf planet. When something is unknown, scientists are able to make hypotheses as to why and how. Then they make controlled experimentation or join data together to disprove or prove the hypothesis. This is science to me. When I think of scientist, I think of a man in a white suit, with blue gloves, and protective glasses. Doctors and scientists have many similarities including the way they dress. Doctors wear white suits and blue gloves because it is sanitary and they can see if they spilled anything on them. A doctor and scientist looks mainly the same to me and that is why I imagine a scientist with a white suit and blue gloves. I imagine a scientist as someone measuring and studying human bones or blood samples. I think of a forensic scientist, who studies evidence and gathers data. When I was younger, I was interested in forensic science, and I watched a show with my grandpa called Forensic Files. When I was little, the pictures of forensic scientists always reminded me of famous scientists like Albert Einstein. Now when I picture a scientist in my mind, I think of a forensic