What is the best way to engage in science without a formal education?

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In summary, there are several ways to engage in science without a formal education. These include attending public lectures, participating in citizen science projects, joining science clubs or organizations, and utilizing online resources and educational materials. It is also important to actively seek out opportunities for hands-on experiences and to constantly question and explore the world around you. With determination and curiosity, anyone can engage in the exciting world of science without a formal education.
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How did you find PF?
I don't remember exactly. In perusing my bookmarks you bubbled to the top under my generic SCIENCE bookmark. Glad I've rediscovered you.
I don't have a scholastic background in science, just a real interest in anything scientific.
 
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