What are somethings that scientist cannot answer?

Question

I was wondering whats outside our universe and I found that scientists actually haven't found answer to that, and can only guess that our universe is expanding into whatever we don't know.

Well I'm ok with not knowing, but i was wondering what else is out there that scientists can't answer. I was also wondering what was before the 'big bang'. Did time even exist before the big bang? I'm just drawing a complete blank because its hard to imagine non-existence of EVERYTHING. Everything as in everything that has ever been thought and done, and lived and died. And that's a lot, because its everything.. in all sense of the word.

Answer 1

yeah, that is also my question for a very long time, how if we dont exist, can we think what we are thinking right now if we dont exist?

well, religion is here to answer our questions.

good luck

Answer 2

I would say that science can not answer questions about things that can not be measured, or detected by any instrument.

There can not be any such thing as "outside our universe".   The universe is EVERYTHING, it has no outside.  That's like asking what whole number is between 1 and 2, or what is higher than high.

Most all scientists think that it is impossible to measure or detect anything that might have existed before the universe was 10^-43 seconds old.  So as far as science can find, there was no "time" before that.

Answer 3

Dear friend I am working in development of early warning systems for earthquakes and several other disasters. Scientists are unable to find the real cause for unusual behaviours of animals before earthquakes.

Answer 4

The Big Bang is a theory, and when talking about it, it stumps scientists if you ask, "How can you get something from nothing?"