• Question: when you do an experiment to find something out do you aways get an answer?

    Asked by rrooo12 to Ed, Sam, Steve on 23 Jun 2011.
    • Photo: Sam Tazzyman

      Sam Tazzyman answered on 23 Jun 2011:

      Well I don’t do experiments personally, but friends of mine that do say the answer is definitely “NO”.

    • Photo: Ed Morrison

      Ed Morrison answered on 23 Jun 2011:

      Not always, which is frustrating. Doing science can be quite “messy”. But eventually if you do the experiment enough times or tweak it until it’s perfect, you get an answer. Not always the one you were expecting though…

    • Photo: Steven Daly

      Steven Daly answered on 23 Jun 2011:

      Not always no, in fact I find that quite a lot I do an experiment, then later realise that it was not really that useful to do at all. Or like at the moment I am doing something no-one has ever doen before, so I have no idea what is useful and what isn’t, so I am doing everything I can think of just incase I do need it.

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