What features make a question scientific, and why are some questions beyond the boundaries of scientific investigation?

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Some questions are beyond science or not based in science. Science is an accumulation of information and a process that refines what is known. It also is a way of investigation. If there is a question that is not based in science, science can not be used to answer it. Paranormal investigations, life after death and the supernatural are examples beyond the boundaries of science. If these exist, science can not measure, collect or in any way analyze them. Another example of a scientific boundary would be the event horizon of a black hole. Information can not currently be obtained beyond the event horizon so science can not answers questions as to what lies beyond the event horizon or where does the matter go when it crosses the event horizon. We can speculate, and that is how we will learn more and add to the data base of science. It is part of the scientific method.

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