7 Things Science Can't Explain
No. 1: How Did The Life Begin?
How did the life begin on Earth? Science has no idea how did it all started
or in other words they are unable to prove it. Most of the scientist suggest
a primordial soup, the theory states that when energy, in the form of
lightning for example, was added to Earth's early atmosphere, the basic
building blocks of life were created. These building blocks collected in
certain areas, like along the shoreline of oceans, creating a soup of
organic matter that eventually evolved into early forms of life.
Yet there are not enough evidence to prove this theory. Scientist do have
theories suggesting how starting from virus to bacteria, unicellular
organisms then complex human beings. Science is still clueless about how the
first DNA or RNA was generated.
Some scientist believe that the life on Earth is result of meteor or comet
from space. And yet they don't have enough evidence to prove it.
No. 2: Egyptian Pyramids.
How Egyptian pyramids were built? Many scientist still try to explain how the
pyramids of Egypt were actually built. Till this time no one has proved how
these giants figures were built, where all the researchers could agree upon.
In this time of the era still its nearly impossible to built pyramids of such
scale with this accuracy.
These pyramids were build even before the invention of wheel. The stones used
in the pyramids are not to be found anywhere near the location, its still a
mystery how the bulky stones were transferred from some far place, and then
placed on top of each other with such accuracy, is a mystery still which needs
to be unfold.
No. 3: Planets in the Solar System.
Science can't tell how many planets actually are in our Solar System. Its
shock to know that we still don't have the exact number of planets that are
revolving around the Sun. Well first we need to understand what are planets.
There are different categories of “planet” such as a major planet
(Earth/Jupiter), dwarf planet (Pluto/Ceres), and minor planet
(asteroids/comets). So, technically speaking, there are plenty of undiscovered
planets out there since there are still loads of undiscovered asteroids and
comets.
This question is difficult to answer because we don't exactly know how many
planets are revolving around the Sun due to its gravitational force as we
don't know where the it ends.
No. 4: Why do we sleep?
Well yes, the science isn't really sure why we sleep. This ads up to another
question science can't explain. Well we can't say science doesn't know
anything about it. Scientist know what happens when we sleep, what chemicals
are released in our body which aren't released when we are awake. Science also
explains when we dream or what happens when we dream. Science also knows how
are body comes to know when we need sleep and when to be awake. Well all this
and still science can't explain we sleep. The interesting thing is that our
brain works exactly same when we are sleep versus when we are wake
No. 5: How Bicycle works?
Yup, you read it correct, science can't explain how a two wheeled cycle works
yet we say 'as easy as riding a bicycle'. We know that how a person sitting on
it uses its feet to move the peddles and then it results in the movement of
the bicycle and the person on it is credited with balancing it.
But what about a bicycle with no person on it. How would you explain that?
Science can't explain how a bicycle balances itself on two wheels and moves
until it slows down and topples off, yet after a century we don't 100%
understand how it works. Number of theories have been proposed and then proved
wrong after some time making it a question yet to be explained by science.
No. 6: How many species are there in the world?
While being in the 21st century science can't tell how many species are there
in the wide world. Simple explanation to it will be that there are many many
species of living organisms. Yet to this date scientists have
discovered 8.7 million species and still many remain unknown.
Scientists estimate that 91% of species live under the water and its difficult
to go in the depths of oceans that is why there are still many to be
discovered to unfold the question.
No. 7: How gravity works?
Another question that science can't explain. We know gravity from the era of
Newton. We know with how much force it attracts us, we also know what are the
effects of the gravity, we know how every element has its gravity, but
science doesn't know what gravity "is" in any fundamental way. Gravity
is weak force and yet a strong force, meaning it has small magnitude but at
the same time it is the force that causes the universe to stand. Gravity never
ends it gets weaker and weaker but we don't where it becomes zero or we can
say it never stops being effective no matter how far you go away from massive
body.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Also Check out these articles:
-----------------------------------------
Post a Comment