What is the role of Sense Perception in science?

Different sense perceptions have helped by allowing us to discover new topics and ideas, in different fields such as science. Below are some examples of how sense perception can help us understand why sense perception is important in science.

Sight: In physics we observed how the color of our solution went from clear to pink, and we had to mix the solution until we saw a color change.

Touch: In physics we can touch whether the solution has become warmer or colder.

Hear: Sound waves of the water surface - Hitting the tuning fork above a tube and seeing if the height of the water has changed

Smell: If the solution is burning

However there can be handicaps with the use of sense perception.

Capgras Syndrome: When you recognize faces, but think that it is someone else

Blindsight: When someone can still see but the brain doesn't process everything. When you can only recognize 60% of the facial expressions you see

Asymbolia: When you know where the pain is, and feel when it hurts, but you don't have an emotional connection