Why science can answer some questions and not some?

Answer 1

Why science can answer some questions and not others is due to the extent of scientific research regarding all faculties of life. This plays a fundamental role in solving some of life's many mysteries. Some areas of research cannot be delved into due to lack of research materials, insufficient funding, not enough researchers in particular fields, inadequate resources, ethical issues or simply lack of education or background information in these areas giving rise to simplistic questions such as 'what is the function of the appendix' to more complex questions such as the cure to Parkinson's disease and whether the big bang was even true to begin with and if so what really initiated it.

From a religious standpoint, as humans, we are not fully aware of the

'schematics' of life and come across many unsolved mysteries which lay hidden with God alone as we are merely but creatures of the Almighty. Knowledge is a beautiful gift from God and all the answers of the heavens and the earth are known by God alone who chooses to bless us with some of the information such as basic survival skills to cures for common diseases and illnesses to understanding how life works as a whole.

Everyone has a different opinion and interpretation.