Question

how does michio kaku establish the nineteenth and twentieth centuries as an \age of discovery\ in \choreographer of matter, life, and intelligence\?
by describing the government support offered to scientists of the time
by offering quantitative proof of people’s improved health and lifespans
by highlighting the social and religious developments of the era
by listing the significant scientific developments of the era

Explanation:

To determine how Michio Kaku establishes the 19th and 20th centuries as an "Age of Discovery", we analyze each option:

• Option 1: Government support isn't the focus of defining an age of scientific discovery.
• Option 2: Health/lifespan proof doesn't directly establish a scientific discovery age.
• Option 3: Social/religious developments aren't the core of a scientific discovery age.
• Option 4: Listing significant scientific developments (like in physics, biology) is how one would establish an era as an "Age of Discovery" in science.

Answer:

D. by listing the significant scientific developments of the era