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answering I'm I'm not answering that question unless you get us another season.

If the answer is no, do what you couldn't do last week, and hold it in.

The answer is some stuff called “animate matter.”

Well, the answer is yes, but only if we refuse to change.

And the answer is: 630 kilometers per second towards the Great Attractor.

So the short answer is it is not a physics problem, it's an engineering problem.

Today we're answering one of the most searched, misunderstood, and debated questions of our time.

But whatever answers we unlock will undoubtedly lead to more surprises about our mysterious, and perhaps not so calm, galaxy.

Let's answer your questions from the internet.

The answer is with models.

And the answer was Watts per square metre.

You have 3 seconds to answer each question before the camera snaps and the memory is preserved forever.

So the short answer is yes, antimatter as, in principle, we could make and use as a, a source of energy.

You have to answer the questions, "Why did this happen?

There are no simple answers, but we do have some really interesting clues.

A clue to answering these questions came in December 2020, when astronomers announced the discovery of yet another set of radiating spheres.

If you give the wrong answer, you are considered not fit for government service.

Uh, and my answer is unequivocally the latter.

Well, we will find out the answer, but at the end of the programme.

OK, time to answer our quiz question.

And when I give the right answer, and which has happened at least twice, Meryl Streep and Ethan Hawke guessed correctly.

The short answer is no.

And the answer is yes.

And the answer is everyone.

It's today's way of answering “Where did we come from?”

I'm here today to answer your questions from the internet.

Now, what was the answer to your question?

Well I'll reveal the answer later in the programme.

-Again, please don't answer all at once.