Does technology always follow science? Explain.

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Always is a pretty absolute word and since nothing is impossible I would say no. However, usually for the most part technology does follow science.
If you want to develop a technology, you need to understand the physical principals behind it such as dynamics,material behavior, etc. this all requires knowledge physics and chemistry.
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Physicists during the 1800's were studying the theory to magnetic and electric fields and their interactions way before they were devices to create/observe this phenomenon esp. according to their theory.</span><span>
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