What is the Purpose of a Science Forum?

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In summary, a science forum serves as a platform for scientists, researchers, and enthusiasts to share and discuss their findings, theories, and ideas related to various scientific fields. It allows for collaboration, networking, and the exchange of knowledge and expertise, ultimately promoting advancements and discoveries in the scientific community. Additionally, science forums provide a space for individuals to ask questions, seek advice, and receive feedback from peers, further enhancing the overall scientific discourse and understanding.
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My name is Jordan, but if you prefer Jay that's alright too.

I'm here to share and learn and relearn things that I don't quite understand as well as ask for help with things to those with more education than me.

Thanks,
Jordan Townsend.
 
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Welcome to PF, Jordan! :smile:
 

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