Was the universe created by the Big Bang?
Is the moon moving away from Earth's attraction?
Are alien visitors UFOs true or false?
How does the Earth "float" in the air?
How is seawater formed?
Is there a new form of water?
Is life born from fire?
How do I change "parts" to my body?
Why does the human body generate electricity?
Do animals dream?
Why don't giraffes get cerebral hemorrhage?
There are countless spectacular galaxies and celestial bodies in the vast universe, and there are all kinds of wonders and wonders in nature, and there are cute little ones in the biological world
Animals also have creepy cannibalistic grasses... all kinds of strange phenomena, all kinds of strange problems, which confuse us, and we find more and more that the world is very big, and the mysteries are many, many. Using science to explain the world and embed the world in science is the continuous progress of human understanding. Since the great Greek philosopher and scientist Aristotle, scientists have regarded understanding the world and revealing its infinite mysteries as their own
The divine duty.
Since the birth of human thought, the exploration of itself and the world around it has begun: Where did I come from? Where to go? Why does the world around us have sunlight, water and air? In the search for one problem after another, people recognize the world and change the world at the same time, but the exploration of the unknown world is endless, and the result is often accompanied by the unraveling of one mystery, and another mystery follows. The more we know, the more we discover that the greater our uncharted territory is.
Therefore, all we can do is to keep exploring relentlessly and always maintain a strong curiosity. The search for knowledge and the exploration of mysteries is a very meaningful and interesting thing for us humans. As albert Einstein, the world's greatest scientist, said, "Exploring mysteries is the most wonderful thing for human beings." "Human beings are born with a strong desire to fantasize about the unknown and explore the secrets, and those or thrilling or bizarre and mysterious spectacles contain infinite scientific knowledge and strongly stimulate people's eagerness to explore."
