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In the inductive method we conduct a series of
hypothe- is a But, if as- plants by have plants was through collective “In verse: sky, alt- means

make a and experiments con- may conclude that it of nature. organized experiments past.” This implies that “Sometimes we suddenly experience Sometimes we see such on this the present body. Sometimes in the

experiments and sis. For example, we study the lives of many people and observe that they all die. We may conclude that man is mortal and postulate it as a hypothesis. With a number of observations outright law we find one exception, then we cannot say it is a law of nature, but only a theory that holds under certain Bose began his experiments on that the Vedic knowledge that He to prove that the Vedic statements were indeed true Another Vedic truth that Bo

observations and firming the hypothesis we theory or an conditions. consciousness was true. and he succeeded. plants, like "inherited memory of Bhagavatam, sight or experienced in we hough we have no

large scientific suming plants body by dreams

described the coherer in detecting radio James Clerk of predicted the existence diverse wavelengths, but Hertz’s book form. Lodge’s work first demonstration at William in the Bengali invisible
Coherer and the Study of the Cohering Action of Dif-
ferent Metals' in the April 1899 issue of the Proceed-

ings of the Royal Society wherein he
Invention of Radio The British theoretical physicist he died in 1879 before his prediction was experimen- tally verified. British physicist Oliver Lodge demon- strated the existence of Maxwell’s waves transmitted along wires in 1887–88. The German physicist Hein- rich Hertz showed experimentally, in 1888, the exist- ence of electromagnetic waves in free space. Subse- quently, Lodge pursued Hertz’s work and delivered a in June 1894 (after in caught t

the iron-mercury waves, then called "electric radiation". Maxwell mathematically electromagnetic waves of commemorative lecture death) and published it including Bose in India. their light-like properties. In 1893, Nikola November 1894 (or 1895) public Mackenzie witnessed Town Hall.

use of Kolkata essay, Adrisya