Geography, asked by Stenneth213, 1 year ago

Why geography considered 'Mother of Science'?

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Answered by mamtha21201

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because it shows science part

Answered by vignesh007

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Geography is sometimes considered as the mother of all sciences due to its links and influences on a range of other scientific fields including biology, mathematics, anthropology, geology, astronomy and chemistry. The exploration and discovery of new places, new ideas and new cultures is something that is fundamental to the human knowledge.

Geography is defined as the science that studies Earth and its land, inhabitants, features and phenomena. The term was coined by Eratosthenes between 276 and 194 BC and has been in common use ever since.
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