The advancement of the sciences and of human knowledge in general have allowed that a few things in our world or even in space remain a mystery to us. But have you ever thought about what are those big questions that keep scientists awake at night? You will be surprised to know that there are still many unsolved mysteries and places in the world that physics, chemistry simply cannot explain. Dare to enter the world of the inexplicable and discover the Questions that Science Can’t Answer. Why does the universe exist? At some point in our lives we’ve all wondered where we came from or what created us. From the point of view of science, the Big Bang is said to be what caused the creation of the universe and everything we know, but the truth is that not even scientists are sure of that. The most popular theory suggests that the universe comes from an unstable vacuum that could create matter and energy, which would revert to vacuum, repeating the cycle infinitely. How did life start? Have you ever heard of the term "primitive or primordial soup” ? According to scientist Stanley Miller, it is a way of calling all the conditions present on planet Earth that allowed the creation of life, 4 billion years ago. In this primitive soup the first biological molecules capable of multiplying themselves were formed, transforming themselves into the first living organisms. Even human beings are linked to these little creatures. Can Computers Keep Getting Faster? Every day we carry a minicomputer with us. Mobile phones, tablets and smart watches have become such an essential tool in our lives. It is surprising to think that we carry more computing power in our pockets than the astronauts who went to the Moon in 1969 had. Can we live forever? Our knowledge of what makes us age expands rapidly over the years and this has helped us increase our life expectancy significantly. However, scientists have not yet figured out what causes our DNA to deteriorate or the genes that regulate the aging of our bodies, so a possible anti-aging drug still seems a long way off. The Different Temperatures of the Sun According to the laws of physics, the solar corona should not be as hot as it is much further from the heat source. Scientists are still looking up, trying to understand how the Sun's surface can be much less hot than its exterior. Animals with GPS Supersystem How can a flock of birds travel south without getting lost when winter comes? According to several scientists studying animal behavior, this is thanks to instinct, internal and environmental cues, and a complex combination of navigation aids. Those aids are the ones that scientists have not yet been able to explain and make animals with GPS supersystems so interesting and enigmatic. Left-handed Do you know s ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cp-F-wXIoVA

Smartest critters in the animal kingdom with human like intelligence. Kea Parrots Kea Parrots are probably nature's greatest trolls. These funny birds developed a taste for activating traps for weasels and other animals without getting caught by the jaws of the traps. The Kea do this just for the fun of listening to the noises the traps make when activated and they don't gain any benefit from doing so. The hunters when they discovered these playful birds began to improve the traps, but each time they improved them, the parrots found a way to activate them again. Triggering the traps for no reason and only to disturb humans is an incomparable sign of human intelligence in these birds. The Mycelium (Fungus) In simple words, the Mycelium is the body of the fungus and the internet of fungi, a complex network that allows communication between them and connects them as a single organism. Many experts see this network as a conscious entity, being in charge of regulating various aspects of the life cycle of plants and ecosystems. The Mycelium has the ability to learn from and adapt to variations in the environment by changing its growth patterns. Many scientists claim that this ability to learn and solve problems is a key sign of intelligence in this organism. Also Did you know that experts also claim that people can communicate directly with the Mycelium? Would you like to try communicating with mushrooms? The Octopus By observing the behavior of octopuses, it has been concluded that they have a higher consciousness than other species. They are able to escape from aquariums, make elaborate plans to steal oysters, and change their behavior according to the different people they come into contact with. The octopus is as intelligent as some mammals, but it has the age in its favor being 230 million years older than these, well its species, of being on earth. It has been observed that octopuses play as mammals do and can use tools, thanks to the fact that they have the ability to grasp objects and handle them skillfully in their tentacles, in addition to having different personalities such as humans. Do you think that these creatures have a almost human intelligence? Elephant Animals are mostly motivated by the survival instinct and do not possess the same emotional capacities as humans. But there are animals that have a much more complex emotional intelligence than we imagined. An example of this is elephants who mourn the loss of their dead and have their own funeral rites. That is why there are elephant cemeteries where even entire families bury all their dead, to find them in one place. Elephants are also known to be more stressed and depressed when a family member dies. No one would have imagined that these creatures were so emotional. 122 - Animals ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCzVmLl_MpM