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What are some unanswered science questions?
The 7 Biggest Unanswered Questions in Physics
- What is matter made of?
- Why is gravity so weird?
- Why does time seem to flow only in one direction?
- Where did all the antimatter go?
- What happens in the gray zone between solid and liquid?
- Can we find a unified theory of physics?
- How did life evolve from nonliving matter?
What are some good questions to ask about Earth?
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- How did Earth and other planets form?
- What happened during Earth’s “Dark Age,” or the first 500 million years after it formed?
- How did life begin?
- How does Earth’s interior work, and how does it affect the surface?
- Why does Earth have plate tectonics and continents?
What is an unanswered question?
Something such as a question or letter that is unanswered has not been answered.
What unanswered questions remain about the universe?
3 Greatest Unanswered Questions About Space
- How Did the Universe Begin to Exist?
- What is Dark Matter?
- What is Gravity?
What is the most unknown question?
The Meaning of Life—And 27 Other Major Unanswered Questions in Science
- How exactly did life begin?
- Why do we dream?
- Is there a pattern behind prime numbers?
- What is the cure for cancer?
- Can we travel through time?
- Is our universe the only one?
- What exactly is consciousness?
- Where is all the antimatter?
How do volcanologists determine where Super-eruptions have occurred in the past?
Volcanologists can determine where super-eruptions have occurred in the past, and how big and when. Geophysicists can, in principle, find magma as zones of slow seismic wave velocity and high electrical conductivity.
Why is it difficult to understand the early development of Earth?
Understanding Earth’s early development would explain how the atmosphere and oceans developed. One difficulty: Few rocks from then are preserved, meaning little concrete evidence. 3: How did life begin?
How do scientists detect earthquakes and volcanoes?
Scientists can also detect, particularly from satellites with radar instruments, large areas of uplift or subsidence that might be due to movement of large magma bodies.
What will happen when the Earth’s interior stops convecting?
Apparently, the interiors of the Moon, Mercury, and Mars are either too rigid or have lost too much of their internal heat to convect and drive plate tectonics. Eventually the Earth, too, will lose so much heat that its interior will stop convecting. Earthquake and volcanic activity will then cease.