What is the highest level of science?

Answer 1

I don't think this is answerable as it depends so much on how you personally value science. Do you think it more important to research abstract mathematics that may never yield anything possitive for society? If so, I might consider diminesional theory the highest form of science. But maybe you're looking for something with more immediate practicality. In that case I might suggest medical research. Then again, the greatest scientific breakthrough often result from reinterpretations of old, supposedly absolute principles. String theory has quite a bit of promise I think. As an archaeologist, I favor research that explains the way humans function on a social/cultural level. A better understanding of other people not only helps peaceful relationships between cultures, but also betters the understanding of the self. What I'd really like to see is a time machine, but I don't think time travel is possible and the implications are mind-boggling. What would be fun, though, is to have a really powerful telescope and a faster than light spacecraft. Then I could go far into space and intercept light waves from Earth, essentially viewing the past.

Answer 2

Not sure what you mean. The highest degree you can get in school is a PhD, but that's true with other fields beyond science.

The most recognized honor in science is the Nobel Prize, which is only bestowed upon scientists who make groundbreaking discoveries that further entire branches of science.
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Answer 3

Fly to the moon

Answer 4

Astronomy. You can't get any higher than that.

Answer 5

GOD