Things We Don'T Know

Wonderful explanations of what the experiments being launched are for in the live broadcast by NASA

A chameleon’s tongue is the fastest, and one of the most bizarre, in nature.

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Is somebody producing CFCs again?

‘Marsquakes’ Could Shake Up Planetary Science

Surprisingly enough, volcanoes aren't always easy to spot. For example, how many volcanoes are in Australia? #365scienceQuestions

Are supervolcanoes a real threat? If so, why haven't scientists haven’t been able to find any large magma chambers that would suggest the site of a future super volcano eruption? #365scienceQuestions

Do you remember "the dress" from a few years ago? What made this particular image of so confusing for our poor brains? #365scienceQuestions #illusion

What causes the light and dark bands we can see on Jupiter? #365scienceQuestions

How can scientists determine when a particular species first appeared? #365scienceQuestions

How did language evolve? #365scienceQuestions

Does quantum entanglement explain birds' ability to detect the Earth's magnetic field? #365scienceQuestions

If the oceans were frozen nearly a third of a kilometre thick 4 billion years ago, did they provide enough protection from ultraviolet light to provide a cool, stable marine environment and allow life to begin? #365scienceQuestions

The ARIEL mission has been selected as the next European Space Agency science mission, putting UK leadership at the heart of research into planets that lie outside our solar system – exoplanets

What impact is playing computer games having on the cognitive and social development of children? #365scienceQuestions