THE DEFINITION OF SCIENCE.
“The ultimate goal of science is to expand our understanding of the natural world and to explain and predict natural phenomena. It’s a process of gathering evidence, forming hypotheses, and testing those hypotheses through experimentation and observation. This ongoing process aims to create a comprehensive and reliable framework for understanding how the universe works.”

This is the goal of those who do not understand dualism and the connection between consciousness and the universe..
However the more the scientific community examine material phenomena the more complex it becomes , the followers of the Vedas accept the supremacy of the intelligence of Divinity and in objective ways confirm the organisational structure and follow Nyaya logic. IF YOU see smoke in a distant mountain, you know there is or was fire .
They take these examples to a new level whenever we see codes and informational exchanges in structured and meaningful ways we know that in our experience, a consciousness was behind it and creating it .
Thus the Vedic position is the science of self realisation, a meaningful approach to how consciousness which shows all the symptoms of being an entirely different energy finds itself surrounded by matter which is in fast deterioration mode subjected to an influence of time that somehow acts differently in the different varieties of species , and the Vedic culture examine why the same consciousness energies appear in every species of life and why a particular partical of consciousness finds itself in a particular body

The seriously inquisitive student or sage, well equipped with knowledge and detachment, realizes that Absolute Truth by rendering devotional service in terms of what he has heard from the Vedānta-śruti.

Bhagavatam 1.2.12
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