Science

• Natural and humanitarian
  • Natural regards physical phenomena and results in improvements in mosts areas of human life. Requires personnel and much materials
    • Fundamental: not immediately useful but required for further advancements
    • Weapons: everything that kills. Requires polygons for experimentation, secure facilities
    • Energetics: transmission, production, transformation, and storage of energy. Requires energy and large experimental installations.
    • Materials: production and handling of materials with useful properties. Requires varied materials.
    • Mechanical engineering: production of machines. Requires factory facilities.
    • Cybernetics: development of automatic systems. Requires precise fabrication facilities and rare materials.
    • Electromagnetics: transmission and reception of electromagnetic waves. Requires low-noise environments.
    • Medicine: human improvement and maintenance. Requires populated areas, and sometimes, black sites or cultural acceptance.
    • Propulsion: moving things. Requires test polygons and a lot of fuel.
  • Humanitarian is about human relations and life. It benefits most from studying unusual, unstable or isolated societies, or otherwise arranged social experiments.
• Expeditions to points of interest
  • Reaching a special place with proper supplies is rewarding
• Pseudoscience
• Low fantasy