

Last night, along with every other BBC1 watching Brit, we were in awe of the intimidatingly knowledgeable physicist Brian Cox. His show Brian Cox's Wonders of the Universe proved that there is probably nothing that he doesn't know.
The ex-D:Ream member (FACT) showed his brain to be big enough for us to start the hashtag #briancoxknowseverything which soon spiralled out of control and trended, with a huge amount of you giving us your finest insights into Cox's mind.
We have assembled the very best for you to gawp at:
@squigmig: Professor Brian Cox knows it's not butter, and has an equation to prove it. #briancoxknowseverything
@DigitalDiablo: Professor Brian Cox knows the way to Amarillo and San Jose. #briancoxknowseverything
@NaDamarolNMP: Brian Cox knows why the characters on Eastenders never watch TV. #briancoxknowseverything
@ReynardCity: Prof Brian Cox knows what becomes of the broken hearted. And he knows if he likes it to put a ring on it. #briancoxknowseverything
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@mmthennessy: @ProfBrianCox knows what you did last summer #briancoxknowseverything #wonders
@JoannaHossack: Brian Cox knows what meatloaf wouldn't do #briancoxknowseverything
@sp3ccylad: Brian Cox has Shergar's address and writes to him regularly: in Horse.
@a_dam_e: Professor Brian Cox knows where to find a copy of @ShortList on a Tuesday.
@georgedyermd: Professor Brian Cox knows how much wood a woodchuck could chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood. #briancoxknowseverything
@calamitykate: Professor Brian Cox knows where Wally is without even looking #briancoxknowseverything
@doomdiver16: Brian Cox knows why people still use Internet Explorer. #briancoxknowseverything
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