The first step in the scientific method is A- Observation. Observations are the foundation of scientific inquiry. They involve gathering information and data about a specific phenomenon, event, or problem. Observations can be made through the use of our senses, such as seeing, hearing, smelling, touching, and even tasting in some cases. They can also be made indirectly through the use of instruments or tools. To make an observation, you need to carefully and objectively gather information about the phenomenon you are studying. This can involve making measurements, recording data, or taking notes about what you observe. By starting with a thorough and accurate observation, you lay the groundwork for the rest of the scientific method.
