How does science explain . . .

 . . . the pre-existence of the universe?

 . . . human consciousness?

 . . . how light is both a particle and a "packet" of energy?

 . . . how the pyramids were built?

 . . . how Machu Picchu was built?

 . . . why the pyramids were built?

 . . . thoughts?

 . . . love?

 . . . energy?

 . . . miracles?

 . . . the dismantling of "irrefutable laws"?

 . . . need?

 . . . desire?

 . . . preference?

 . . . the origin of thoughts?

 . . . emotion?

 . . . intuition?

 . . . synchronicity?

 . . . imagination?

 . . . dreams?

 . . . language?

 . . . memory?

 . . . the Copernican solar system?

 . . . the speed of light?

 . . . how "physical" "reality" is possible when space is 99.99999% "empty" space and 0.000001% energy--when matter does not, in fact, "physically" exist? (What does "empty" mean?)

 . . . numinosity?

the stories from near-death experiences?

the reasons humans value oral tradition?

 . . . why homo sapiens sapiens and its genetic lineage are the only viable options for the creation of human history? 

 . . . why suicide is a less-condoned option to sacrificing/casting off/discarding one's commitment to one's own human life than soldiering or police corps, farming, commercial fishing, or working in a mine or in the forestry/logging industry? 

 . . . morals and morality?

 . . . objectivity versus subjectivity?