How you ever come across something that you never new before

Question: How you ever come across something that you never new before
- Keywords:
  discovery,
  experiment,
  research
Asked by lillypop18 to Alan, Deepak, Francesca, Lilly, Nick on 19 Mar 2014.
- Francesca Day answered on 19 Mar 2014:
  
  Almost every day! Part of the job of a scientists is to learn more and more about the universe every day. I learn new things from my own research and from reading about other scientists’ research. A very exciting example is that on Monday a group of scientists announced that they had discovered gravitational waves from the Big Bang!
- Alan Fitzsimmons answered on 19 Mar 2014:
  
  Yes, all the time! When you’re a scientist you’re always finding out new things, by talking to other scientists or reading things they have written. But the best bit is when you discover something new yourself, then you go and tell all the other scientists!
- Nick Wright answered on 20 Mar 2014:
  
  Yes, every day! That’s one of the great things about being a scientist, you learn and discovery new things every day!

Question: How you ever come across something that you never new before