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Can science answer every kind of question?

Discover how science uncovers the unknown, from froth fountains to fizzy drinks, with evidence, theories, and observations. This journey delves into the boundaries of scientific inquiry and the mysteries beyond.

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Can science answer every kind of question?

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  1. Can science answer every kind of question?

  2. How science finds things out Froth fountain Do all types of sweets do this? Do all types of fizzy drinks work as well as each other? When you drop mint sweets into diet coke, you get a frothy eruption.

  3. Observations –record of what is seen Theory – an idea supported by evidence Evidence Observations supporting a theory. This is a job for a scientist ... So with safety glasses in place, you get to work ...

  4. My theory: Sweets with a rough surface work better than smooth sweets at producing fizz from coke. Method: I will drop different kinds of sweet into coke From my observations, I concluded my theory was right – sweets with a rough surface do produce more froth!

  5. Even though science is an excellent way to test ideas, some questions aren’t suitable for science to tackle Why do I feel so hungry today?

  6. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? You can’t test for God’s existence scientifically, why do some people believe there is a god?

  7. Some people say that the Universe and the existence of life are too amazing and wonderful for it to be here by chance. This is called the Argument from Design. (Newton was a fan of this argument) A jelly fish – one of the many stunning sites our universe has to offer.

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