Top 10 Science Questions

One explanation is the collision of other universes, which may have triggered the Big Bang. If you ask, "What came before those two universes?" that would be quite confusing. However, if there are an infinite number of universes, this could imply an infinite expanse of time - no beginning, no end. But it is very confusing and hard to explain.

Science agrees that all matter originates from something. If the Big Bang was the beginning of evolution, there must be something that provided the substance and triggered the process. That's the supreme being's secret humans will never figure out.

Did life evolve starting from the first organic molecules?

One of the most complex subjects in science is time.

My opinion is no because the universe is too large. But who knows exactly? Maybe we are an accident after all...

This person said there are no aliens. We have no proof they exist or not.

That's a good question, like why do we exist...

Yes, because we are all made up of tiny atoms.

I do think so. Everything is so perfectly built, so perfectly timed, and so sophisticated, yet all governed by a set of laws. This is the beauty of God. I believe this because it seems very unlikely that a law holding in some small part of the universe and also in another millions of light years away was created and obeyed by the universe itself. There is definitely someone controlling things out there.

I suggest that you read religious scriptures, especially the Quran, and apply science and logic to them. You will find very mysterious things that are true both logically and scientifically.

This is a concept that is very mind-boggling. It has been discovered that the body gets lighter after death. Quite weird - maybe something relating to the soul, because when we sleep, we actually get heavier, and after death, we get lighter. Religiously, the soul is in every living thing. It's essentially the living part of the creature, and the body is like an Iron Man suit where you can use the tools of the suit to do stuff.

Well, due to a race called humans.

I think we will. Already, we can cure some types of cancer, and I believe that all diseases have a potential cure.

We will one day. Maybe not today, but we will.

I think the concept of heaven and hell is right. Consider the example of Hitler, who incinerated many innocent Jews. The best punishment we could give to Hitler is only incinerating him. But what would happen? He would die, and would that be equal to the killing of millions of Jews? Obviously not. It seems as if he would have died a much more peaceful death than what he deserved.

This suggests there is no proper justice in this world. However, with the afterlife concept, we can see that there is justice. The same applies to the good you do in this world. For instance, if you give someone a loan during hard times, and this person runs away without repaying you, it seems meaningless to do any good in this world without the concept of an afterlife.

It is evident that this world is not just. So why have we created concepts like good and bad? Why, when doing something wrong, do you know it's wrong, and when doing good, you feel good? Why should we treat other creations well? Why don't we circulate wealth through unfair means like stealing?

There are many vices that would prevail in society if there were no justice. You wouldn't feel warm inside doing good if there were no justice. If my life has no meaning, then why live in the first place?

Intelligence: the power to distinguish right from wrong and to think logically.

My answer was no before because I was being a show-off when I had my first conservative opinion ever, under the name of science.

Probably. There's a saying that necessity is the mother of invention. Humanity will likely reduce the destruction it's causing to Earth and give time for the planet to recover. But all this is only possible if we accept science. Some people still claim global warming isn't real, which is foolish.

Today, we have moved away from science. People are in a race for money and wealth, leaving others behind. We have forgotten who we are and why we are here. For the common man, science today means new weapons for war, space supremacy, mobile phones, and computers. We ignore real science and reap the benefits without even having basic knowledge about the science behind them. Science has merely become a forced subject.

Will humans have unlimited energy in the future?

It's a long shot, but in theory, it should work!

Our brains are like our phones, and sleep is the charger for our brains.

That I can't really answer. Maybe a quantum fluctuation of apes. Who knows.

We are humans, pondering, thinking, and logically assessing creation.