The phrase "an early science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a scientific discipline or field that was developed or recognized in the earlier stages of scientific inquiry or history.
Example: "Astronomy can be considered an early science, as it dates back to ancient civilizations that observed celestial bodies."
Alternatives: "a primitive science" or "a foundational science".
But Bill Clinton, delighted at the prospect of a Father's Day graduation, agreed to respond to written questions from The New York Times, and recalled a flood of memories of the birth, first day of school, dance and piano recitals and an early science project on Jupiter of the daughter who, he said, "has her mother's character and her father's energy".
But, she cautioned, nutrigenetics is still an early science.
The results are highly experimental, and sound though this could just be our imaginations almost subterranean in an early science fiction Journey to the Center of the Earth-kind of way.
Born Nov. 26, 1919, in New York City, Pohl was an early science fiction fan who served as editor of "Astonishing Stories" and "Super Science Stories" in 1939-43; in the 1970s, he edited the magazines "Galaxy" and "If".
An early science program is well underway with research activities on many levels, including plans to host the LUX and Majorana physics experiments on the 1480-m 1480-m 4850-ft 4850-ft
I'm not familiar with the data, but according to ScienceNews, Samuel Bowles reckons the Tiwi were among the more peaceful hunter-gatherer societies he studied in an earlier Science paper that reached more bleak conclusions about the history of war.
Here's a photo of a young Forry Ackerman at a very early science fiction convention.
Plastics pollution research, for instance, is still a very early science.
He was a poet, a novelist, a writer of early science fiction.
While being an example of early science fiction at its best, The Fatal Eggs is also an incubator for the distinctive satire and surrealism that we find in The Master and Margarita, Bulgakov's masterpiece.
More's book, in some ways a work of early science fiction, gave rise to a whole new genre of writing.
