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Science Is Very Good At Answering The 'how' Questions. 'how Did The Universe Evolve To The Form That We See?' But It Is Woefully Inadequate In Addressing The 'why' Questions. 'why Is There A Universe At All?' These Are The Meaning Questions, Which Many People Think Religion Is Particularly Good At Dealing With.

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So Many Galaxies, So Many Planets Out There In The Universe Circling So Many Stars... It Just Feels Like There's A Very Good Chance That There Is Another Earth-like Planet Out There That Is Able To Support Some Kind Of Life Similar To What We're Familiar With.

I'd Say Many Features Of String Theory Don't Mesh With What We Observe In Everyday Life.

The Pinpoints Of Starlight We See With The Naked Eye Are Photons That Have Been Streaming Toward Us For A Few Years Or A Few Thousand.