It's important to note that there is no "Francis scientific method." There's a more widely known scientific method that is usually attributed to Francis Bacon and it consists of these steps:

1. Observation: This is the initial step where you gather information about the world around you through your senses. You make careful and detailed observations of the phenomenon you are interested in.

2. Hypothesis: Based on your observations, you formulate a tentative explanation or prediction about the phenomenon. This is a testable statement that can be supported or refuted by further investigation.

3. Experimentation: You design and conduct experiments to test your hypothesis. This involves carefully controlling variables to isolate the effect you are interested in.

4. Analysis: You analyze the results of your experiments and draw conclusions based on the data. If the data supports your hypothesis, you may be able to strengthen it. If the data does not support your hypothesis, you may need to revise it or formulate a new one.

It's important to note that this is a cyclical process, and the results of one experiment may lead to further observations and hypotheses. The scientific method is not a rigid set of steps, but rather a flexible framework for investigating the natural world.