No! Science is best described as a process in which we try to understand nature in a systematic way.

Science proceeds from observations to explanations of what is seen, which are tested and rejected if

the explanations fall short. We aim toward the simplest explanations that can explain the broadest

range of behavior in nature, and give special value to the ability to make predictions about situations

we have not actually observed. Because science is a process, it cannot be captured in a list of memorized facts. Indeed, accepting such a list would get in the way of the scientific process of investigating whether the facts were really facts, or were incorrect!