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Science progresses through revolutions from "summary" of The Structure of Scientific Revolutions by Thomas S. Kuhn

Thomas S. Kuhn proposed a revolutionary concept in the field of science - the idea that science progresses through revolutions. According to Kuhn, scientific progress is not a smooth and continuous process, but rather characterized by periods of normal science punctuated by revolutionary changes. These revolutions occur when the existing scientific paradigm is no longer able to explain new observations and evidence. In normal science, scientists work within a particular paradigm or framework of understanding. They use this paradigm to guide their research and interpretation of data. Normal science is largely puzzle-solving within the confines of the existing paradigm. However, as more data is gathered and anomalies begin to accumulate, cracks in the paradigm start to appear. When anomalies cannot be explained within the existing paradigm, scientists may begin to question its validity. This can lead to a crisis point where the old paradigm is no longer able to...
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    The Structure of Scientific Revolutions

    Thomas S. Kuhn

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