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Say I discovered something very important scientific. Who exactly would I call to tell them about this? Or go to?
The person who makes the discovery is typically given credit for it. However, in some cases, credit may also be given to the team of scientists or researchers who worked on the project together.
The discovery will go through a rigorous process of peer review, where other scientists in the field will examine the evidence and findings to ensure its validity. This helps to establish the discovery as a credible and significant contribution to the scientific community.
This can vary based on the nature of the discovery. In some cases, it may have a direct impact on society, such as a new medical treatment or technology. In other cases, it may contribute to our understanding of the world and help to advance other areas of research.
It is possible for a discovery to be patented, but this is not always the case. It depends on the specific circumstances and whether or not the discovery is considered to be a new and useful invention.
The discovery will likely be published in a scientific journal, which can be accessed online or through a library. You can also attend conferences or seminars where the scientist may present their findings and answer questions. Additionally, the discovery may be covered by news outlets and media, providing further information and insights.